If the streets could talk, what would they say?
Aurora is a sad and lonely street of a big city. On a rainy day, she remembers her trajectory and dreams about the future asking herself: is it possible for a street to die?
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On a rainy night, Ashkan sees Hanieh and Raha in a taxi,who are not feeling well
Raha's mobile phone stays in the taxi Raha goes for a taxi to get her mobile
phone back Ashkan,who sees the street as lonely and dangerous,invites Haniyeh
Come to their house which is near.Maryam,Ashkan's fiancé,doubts the girls
by seeing their bad condition.
Ashkan tries to convince Maryam that there is no connection between her and the
girls But Maryam does not accept.
Echo
Ellie avoids verbal communication because she hears an ECHO of -what she thinks to be- the thoughts of the speaker. She survives thanks to her landlady. Manu moves into the apartment across. Day by day, their routines echo each others.
Sarpatta Parambarai
A young man from the Black Town of 1970’s segregated Madras, India finds himself with the opportunity to redeem his boxing clan and himself from years of defeat. Can he do it? Will he be allowed to?
Live Till I Die
In a nursing home on the outskirts of Stockholm, a special relationship gradually develops between Monica, a care worker who still grieves for her grandmother, and Ella – a 99-year-old resident who doesn’t have any close family. With humor and tenderness, their story unveils the ups and downs of aging and care in late life.
The Eternal Chaos of Allan Andre
Allan Andre, an artist and muralist, is working on a stunning new public mural while simultaneously speaking about the challenges of finding inspiration and working through ADHD. In the past summer, his work has taken on a whole new significance, as he and others attempted to capture the public’s imagination in the wake of 2020’s BLM protests.