Farhad Ahmed Dehlvi

94th Academy Award Nominee for Best Live Action Short Film

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A young Latino man’s life is suddenly and inexplicably derailed as he finds himself at the mercy of an automated ‘justice’.

Set five minutes into the future, This biting satire examines the increasingly profit driven, dehumanized carceral system in the United States.

Director: KD Davila

Nominee at South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival 2021 for Grand Jury Prize Feature Narrative.

Nominee at South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival 2021 for ZEISS Cinematography Award.

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In 1960s San Francisco, a once-promising catholic school girl, Celina Guerrera, sets out to rise above the oppression of poverty and invest in a future for herself that sets new precedents for the time.

Director: Lissette Feliciano

Starring: Simu Liu, Lorenza Izzo, Chrissie Fit, Bryan Craig

Undocumented Turkish brothers Abi and Green face the challenges of life in New York City together. After a bloody assault, Green unwittingly draws the police to the apartment they share with other undocumented men, putting them all at risk.

The result pits them against the other residents and threatens to separate the newly reunited brothers.

Director: Suzanne Andrews Correa

In early 2000s Dhaka, Krishna Mehra, played by a terrific, melancholic Tabu (The Namesake, Maqbool, Andhadhun), is an Indian intelligence operative laden with guilt, secrets and a repressed identity as a queer woman.

When her lover Heena Rehman, also an operative, beguilingly portrayed by Azmeri Haque Badhon (Rehana), is killed in an attempt to assassinate the Bangladeshi Defense Minister, Mehra and her unit realize there is a mole in the agency. This sets off a thrilling cat-and-mouse game across three countries and two continents, involving a fellow agent and his ingenuous wife. But really, like the best espionage thrillers, it’s a story of being the queen of your heart versus always having an ace up your sleeve.

Directed by: Vishal Bhardwaj

Starring: Tabu, Ali Fazal, Wamiqa Gabbi

Starring: Arjun Kapoor, Tabu, Konkona Sen Sharma, Naseeruddin Shah, Radhika Madan, Shardul Bhardwaj

A van carrying crores of cash. One rainy night in the outskirts of Mumbai. Unaware of each other, three stray gangs cross paths on the hunt. Unfortunately, all of them have the same plan. Bullets... Blood... Betrayal... It’s every man for himself... All the dogs after one bone. Will these dogs bite the bone, or will they lose to greed?

Dir: Aasmaan Bhardwaj

A young couple is compelled to leave their Christian missionary station in the Kalahari Desert after being threatened with death by an extremist militant gang. After crashing their aircraft they must battle man and beast for their lives.

Directed by: Mukunda Michael Dewil

Starring: Mena Suvari, Ryan Phillippe, Emile Hirsch

John Legend reprises his tune ‘Stinky Booty Duty’ in this commercial that aired during the 2019 Superbowl.

This Pampers spot, also starring Adam Levine and Chrissy Teigen, features fathers on diaper duty and challenges stereotypical gender roles - showing that diaper-changing isn’t just mom’s job.

A young woman looks back at a bittersweet last day spent with her two best friends.

As part of an ongoing celebration to commemorate Creedence Clearwater Revival’s 50th anniversary, Craft Recordings commissioned the first official music video for CCR’s timeless standard, “Have You Ever Seen The Rain.”

Director: Laurence Jacobs

Starring: Jack Quaid, Erin Moriarty, and Sasha Frolova

A visual poem about friendship and finding freedom in one’s identity.

The piece was commissioned as the official music video for ‘Unodos’ byTéo? feat. Jaden Smith.

Director: Esteban Arango

After undergoing an experimental time travel "process" that sends a man into his future, he investigates the man he has become, by engaging in a romance with his future self's girlfriend in a mind-bending reality.

Director: Ryan David Schindler

Starring: Brandon Sklenar, Tania Raymonde

A troubled young man's father resurfaces 15 years after disappearing, forcing the son to rebuild a past that could destroy his fragile sanity

Director: Calvin Robertson
Starring: Amy Hargreaves, Maya Kazan, Christian Madsen, Oakes Fegley

“The idea behind the song is that sometimes we can get so frustrated by the news and what’s going on…Do we become apathetic? Do we become engaged? Do we just talk about it, or do we do something?” - John Legend

A woman arrives at a group home claiming that ‘the boy’, a feral child found in the wilderness, is her long lost son. Not only does she need to win his love back, She also needs to prove that she’s now capable of taking care of him.

Director: Calvin Robertson

Clara returns to her native home in the heart of the colombian coffee belt to find that nothing is as she remembers.

Battling her own demons from the past, she must come to terms with her father’s dementia, her brother’s resentment, and the painful absence of her late mother.

Director: Erick Castrillon

A terrorist on a suicide mission struggles with his decision after meeting an innocent child. She triggers a Déjà vu moment that connects him to his own haunted past, forcing him to confront his idea of the enemy.

Through his inner conflict, the film examines the notion ‘an eye for an eye would make the whole world blind’.

Director: Manjari Makijany

Determined to heal her daughter's worsening psychological condition, a relentless mother tries everything she knows before she loses her daughter forever.

Director: Esteban Arango

In a war-torn land of man vs. robot, a young runaway slave searching for his father must ally with a broken, battle-scarred war-robot or be hunted down by his brutal overseers

Director: Mike Pappa

Three men, each caught up in their own world, collide violently one night as the city lies asleep around them.

Director: Stefan Kubicki

A run-in at a roadside bar between a repressed boy and a desperate girl leads to a dangerous exploration of their darker impulses.

Director: Will Lowell

A gay, undocumented ‘DREAMER’ lives and breathes dance. Upset after the threat of deportation forces him to give it up, he breaks into the high school auditorium and dances his heart out to his favorite Gloria Estefan tune.

Director: Marcos Davalos

We can be both bound and uplifted by identity. “The Mud” tells the story of a dancing man of clay who struggles against outside forces that seek to overtake and disfigure his very essence. Through dance and movement, he strives to understand and find himself.

This animated film is a reflection on the relationship between race, heritage, and stereotype.

Director: Brandon Lake