Block 2

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  • Dhan Ki Devi
    Set in a small town in India during the festival of Diwali, Dhan Ki Devi follows a day in the life of a child influencer, Ayesha, whose parents have unintentionally traded her innocence in pursuit of social media fame.

  • Dear Abu (ڈئیر اَبُّو)
    On the 12th anniversary of her father's death, a daughter, burdened by years of unspoken grief, is urged by her mother to write him letters, sparking a journey of healing and self-discovery.

  • Moti
    One day a dog named Moti turns into a boy. Shocked and confused, Moti's human masters take him to the hospital to find out what is wrong. Science intervenes: Moti starts to evolve. But in becoming fully human Moti loses something vital along the way: his doggy sense of smell, his canine way of navigating the world.

  • The Bridge
    A village leader, a wealthy businessman, and a nameless beggar arrive at the same bridge carrying invisible burdens- guilt, loneliness, and the fragile instinct to survive.

If there are seats available around 10 minutes prior to screening, the waitlist will be opened on a first come first serve basis.
  • Dhan Ki Devi
    Set in a small town in India during the festival of Diwali, Dhan Ki Devi follows a day in the life of a child influencer, Ayesha, whose parents have unintentionally traded her innocence in pursuit of social media fame.

  • Dear Abu (ڈئیر اَبُّو)
    On the 12th anniversary of her father's death, a daughter, burdened by years of unspoken grief, is urged by her mother to write him letters, sparking a journey of healing and self-discovery.

  • Moti
    One day a dog named Moti turns into a boy. Shocked and confused, Moti's human masters take him to the hospital to find out what is wrong. Science intervenes: Moti starts to evolve. But in becoming fully human Moti loses something vital along the way: his doggy sense of smell, his canine way of navigating the world.

  • The Bridge
    A village leader, a wealthy businessman, and a nameless beggar arrive at the same bridge carrying invisible burdens- guilt, loneliness, and the fragile instinct to survive.