Hollywood South Indian Drama Movies

A disorienting realm where reality itself flickers and fragments. Through a visceral exploration of digital distortion and failing verification processes, this challenges your perception and dares you to question what lies beneath the surface. Are we truly awake to the genocides and wars raging beyond our privileged bubbles, or are we content to remain ensnared by manipulated realities? This is a personal call to shatter the illusions, to seek deeper truths, and to recognize the profound fortune of our existence amidst global turmoil.

In exchange for her stories, renowed horror director Joey Perez promised to give folk healer Lola Barbara a break as an actress in one of his films. As Joey attains more success as a filmmaker, his promise has slipped his mind. This leaves Lola Barbara to come up with her next plot: plotting her revenge for a promise unfulfilled.

A film that centers around people riding on ATVs and the nostalgia of spring.

An anxious young junkie trapped in a co-dependent relationship with her increasingly abusive partner must find the courage to escape before he goes too far.

A personal story about intergenerational Japanese American experience that speaks to the muddled facets of immigrant identity.

A “Texas Switch” is a cinematic sleight of hand where one performer is swapped for another in a single shot, often hidden in plain sight. This experimental short stages bold acts of substitution, toying with visibility, presence, and what slips past the viewer’s gaze.

Documenting the death of his father and birth of his daughter, CABINET presents a delicate conceptual space between nascency and expiration. So, a body starts, ends, and remains deeply interred: afloat, aloft.

Combining archival and everyday footage, Bruno examines his relationship with obsessive-compulsive disorder through the perspective of a close witness—his wife.

Amid Portugal’s disappearing rural villages, an aging couple, Adelaide and Manuel, remain—tending to their land, their animals, and each other. Observed with patience and reverence, their lives unfold in quiet moments: hands worn by labor, songs sung to the wind, the unspoken wisdom of a lifetime shared. With intimate observation, this film attempts to capture the significant beauty of a world slipping away, offering a meditation on time, resilience, and the spiritual weight of a vanishing way of life.

Two young sisters guide us through a meditation on time, play, and nature—using the present moment as a spell against acceleration.

Harry’s a desperate man who’s decided to end his own life with the help of hired assassin Liam.

Residents of a Melbourne social housing community strive to reclaim their own hope and identity in the face of recent deaths and a larger societal question – can we meaningfully coexist?

Indigenous curator Nigel Borell’s groundbreaking Māori art exhibition becomes both a cultural triumph and a battleground for power, captured with extraordinary behind the scenes access in Chelsea Winstanley’s directorial debut feature, TOITŪ: Visual Sovereignty.

The short film, which pairs veteran actor Heo Jin with Jung In-ki, follows an elderly woman who begins to chart a new path for herself after having dedicated her life solely to her family.