The Last Night

Thampi and his wife are devastated when their only son marries against their wishes and settles down in the United States. Things take a turn when their granddaughter visits the elderly couple.

The estranged Karamazov siblings return home to see their dying father and settle a financial dispute, but nothing goes as planned and they find themselves in the middle of a murder case and questioning everything they have inherited.

Shiva: The Mahadev! Welcome to the land of Meluha.Come along and witness with us the magnificent journey of a common man who rose to be a Mahadev.Shiva, as we know him. Based on the critically acclaimed book 'The Immortals of Meluha' by Amish Tripathi; Shiva: The Mahadev is a stage film tracing Shiva's journey from the foothills of Mt.Kailash in Tibet to Meluha in India. To be or not to be was the question, has been and will be. What is a man supposed to do in the face of uncertainty? Does he stand up to change the course of history or walk away?

Sansa is a young man. The camera pursues him, takes a peep at him, tries to catch his face, his look, his cap. The camera gets out of breath running after the man, becoming an observer, a friend into his endless trip between the stations of Paris, the streets of Spain and Portugal, Italy and Hungary, Burkina Faso and Egypt, India, the illuminated roads and boards and lounges of Japan. Sansa is a free-minded and impulsive. He is a man who will accost people on the street - women - to be courted, next minute - to be forgotten. He will get into trouble, but behind the next corner he will run away. May be the next train will take him to the end of his adventure ...

After many years of separation, Micol (Silvia Cohen) learns about the mysterious suicide of her father Simone (Giacomo Piperno). Arriving in Venice for the funerals the woman feels she must reconstruct the life of her father who had abandoned her during childhood. Inquiring she discovers that her parent has had to cohabit with the terrible memory of the Holocaust. She meets Leo Steiner (Giancarlo Giannini), an Ukrainian Hebrew friend of Simone in Birkenau, who lives with Norma (Andrea Jonasson), a jazz singer, also a survivor to the horror of the concentration camp. Very soon Micol guesses that her father has indeed been killed and that a group of venetian Hebrews guards a deadly secret. Her past in the Israeli intelligence agencies helps her to feel the right track, but will she be able to face the devastating truth?