Mummy Punjabi is a New Age Mother India, with today`s grandeur, intensity, humour & emotions. A complete family entertainer, wherein a Punjabi urban mother balances tradition with her own value system.

Gaelle Obiegly is a film about not being able to see, and a reversal of the gaze.

Ashlee Fridenberg and Natalie Hansen are two college students. On a crazy week, they decide to take a Ryan Air flight to spend the weekend in the forests in a famous camping reserve in Spain. Expecting other students and party, they find themselves alone until they discover there’s a peculiar resident. Christensen Jacobson, will help them around to discover what the mountains have to offer. What they don’t really know is that there’s something going on on those mountains.

The lives of a group of stylish girls on campus revolve around their Blackberry phones. Those that exist on the fringes of the popular group are willing to go to any length to attain one, simply to be accepted. [parts 1-2]

Or ‘Coming out of the Closet’ as it means in Cameroon, is a criminal offence for the country’s homosexuals. But Alice, a bold and intrepid lawyer, is standing alone to defend them. Ostracised by their families and imprisoned by their government, the people that Alice defends can only lead half lives in their own country. This heartbreaking documentary exposes their desperate search for acceptance.

A short movie based on the story “The little girl with the matches” by Hans Christian-Andersen. The main character in the story is a young girl (10 – 11 years old), a homeless orphan who instead of begging is selling matches on the side of the street. The movie follows the death of the little girl who dies from cold on New Years Eve.