Film catalogue

Jakarta, the metropolitan city, suddenly became dark. A group of terrorists launched their attack with the threat of 13 bombs scattered throughout Jakarta. Investigations by the Intelligence Agency into the terror led to Oscar and William who were thought to be involved. The agency's mission becomes compromised when they suspect an intruder amongst them, while Arok, the leader of the terrorist group, continues to spread terror by exploding bombs every 8 hours. The only way to stop this terror attack is to hand over bitcoins worth billions of rupiah to Arok or risk the safety of all Jakarta residents.

NOEL, an aspiring actress, had been maintaining her silence as a rape victim. Unable to come to terms with her past, she finds a safe house for women called "Blue Imagine". Slow process of healing begins as she interacts with other inhabitants who have been through similar experiences of abuse. One day Noel learns that a young actress had been sexually assaulted by film director MINORU, who had also taken advantage of her two years ago. Noel and others find the strength to publicly speak out. Though they encounter cultural prejudice, bias and backlash, a small Japanese #MeToo movement gains momentum. As Minoru's film gets released as scheduled, Noel and her friends confront Minoru face to face at his film press conference and successfully elicits a testimony from the lead actress that she was also was harassed. Noel sees that society is slow to change but is able to face her past, which she could never have until regaining her power through the camaraderie formed at Blue Imagine.

After the death of his wife, Mit moves with his teenage daughter May to a rundown house located in a Muslim-majority suburb of Bangkok. A thorough sceptic, Mit gets rid of the talismans in the house, defying the warnings of the locals, and in the process unleashes a furious djinn and its 200-year-old curse. As Mit sinks into delirium and self-harm, May must undertake a journey to the south to seek help.

Three middle aged friends reunite for the first time in years.  Each of them sets out to confess unexpressed feelings but their vacation takes a surprising turn when the undercurrent of their past lives threaten to resurface.

A late coming-of-age story about an artist named Karthi (Karnan Kanapathy), who enters the film industry with the noble intention of creating truthful films that shed light on his marginalized Tamil community in Malaysia. Yet, in his relentless pursuit of art, he sacrifices everything he holds dear, including his cherished dream. The harsh realities and corruption inherent in the world of filmmaking drive him into a profound darkness, where he seeks solace in the companionship of alcohol. One fateful day, his path crosses with that of a mysterious stranger...

"The Gospel of the Beast" is a coming-of-age film about Mateo, a 15-year-old boy known for being a troublemaker in school but possessing a genuine heart for his two siblings. He assumed the role of man of the house after his father went missing, doing his best to care for them. However, a confrontation with his schoolmate Gerald escalates into violence when he accidentally kills his rival. With nowhere else to turn, Mateo seeks help from a man he barely knows, Berto, who persuades him to run away and introduces him to the world of the syndicate. As Mateo takes up residence in the old mansion where the syndicate operates, his world darkens as he slowly succumbs to despair and violence. Delivering drugs and disposing of dead bodies became part of his daily routine. Over time, Berto evolves into a father figure for Mateo, and as their unique father-son relationship grows, Mateo gradually learns the harsh realities of life, death, and violence. After his best friend, Gudo,is killed by the same syndicate they work for, and he uncovers the truth about his father's death, Mateo finally loses himself to violence and despair, falling into a trap on his ultimate journey into beasthood.

Haunted by recurring apparitions, 16-year-old Ami embarks on a journey from Singapore to Japan in search for her missing mother. On arrival in Tokyo, a cynical taxi-driving uncle whom she meets for the first time becomes her custodian and reluctant guide to the family hometown with a dark past. The road, paved with hauntings and hallucinations, traces her mother's footsteps into mental decline. As Ami's eyes begin to open to the nether world, a bond is slowly forged between uncle and niece. Amidst the transforming landscapes, Ami's enigmatic dreams and lost mother unveil their true nature.

A woman is secretly meeting a small girl at the corner of a stairwell in an old Kuala Lumpur apartment. They see each other occasionally here, sharing a moment together before returning separately to their homes, but nothing is quite what it seems.

Southern Thai town. On a once-sandy beach eroded by high tides and now replaced by artificial rock sea walls, two young women meet. Shati is a local Muslim woman from a conservative family. Fon is an activist-turned-visual artist, in town for the her new art exhibition. The deeper they get to know each other, the bigger Shati’s internal conflict with her traditional roots - that forbids same-sex relationship - becomes. Caught between fear and desire, she is reminded of the old cautionary tales from her childhood told by her late and beloved grandmother. During Shati’s pivotal moment, on Fon’s last night in town, the strange otherworldly occurrences in the tales of Shati’s grandmother gradually start to happen. A storm is brewing. Whether it’s all a dream or not, Shati is making a decision to forge a path for herself, and comes to terms with who she is.

Following the death of her mother, a Japanese-Cambodian manga artist decides to travel to Cambodia along with her boyfriend, in a quest to find out more about the country her mother fled. She reunites with lost family and moves into the apartment where her mother used to live. As she tries to find out more about her past, she’s confronted to strange events within the building that hint at something darker going on with the residents.

To pay for his daughter Eileen’s education abroad, Loke sells his family home and moves into a tiny one-bedroom rental. There, he meets Tan, his neighbour who helps him write his letters to Eileen, and read her letters to him. Meanwhile, Tan finds comfort in Loke’s dedication to his daughter, as he yearns for a reconciliation with his estranged daughter. When bad news arrive from abroad, Tan, in a spur of a moment, decides to withhold the truth from Loke in an attempt to spare his newfound friend the grief.