Zahra is a desperate garment factory worker in the final weeks of her pregnancy. With a c-section operation she can't afford on the horizon, she scrambles to work overtime and secure the money. After being failed by her absent husband and unsympathetic manager, Zahra sentences herself to a tragic fate in pursuit of a loophole for the operational costs.

A Palestinian family copes with the loss of 22-year-old Omar, shot by the Israeli military. The film follows his brother Mohammad, sister Rama, and mother Nareman in a refugee camp near Bethlehem. Rama clings to memories, while Mohammad confides in a friend. They struggle with their will to live, and their mother sees Omar as a martyr. This documentary highlights humanity amidst political conflict.

Lovely Butterfly is an experimental short film in which the director explores her conflicting emotions toward her father, who is imprisoned in Israeli jails for 20 years. The film examines memory, death, and absence using the camera and archival materials as tools to understand the psychological distance between herself and her father. It attempts to deconstruct the emotional impact of his absence and open a dialogue with him through his old letters and digital map searches.

In a MOMENT is a documentary portrait of Khawla, a woman from Gaza whose life changes after her workplace is destroyed during the ongoing genocide. With no other options, she turns to baking bread in a traditional clay oven to support her family. Through her daily routine, the film captures the quiet strength of a woman who carries dignity, resilience, and love for life despite immense loss.

A rebellious, spirited young woman named Rima accidentally travels through time to 1930s Palestine, where she spends a few days with a similarly spirited young woman…her great-grandmother when she was her age. Rima desperately looks for a way home, aka the present, the place she originally desired to escape from.

As the genocide in Gaza unfolds, nearly two million Palestinians holding Israeli citizenship and living in historical Palestine find themselves confined within an intensifying imposed silence. Since October 2023, words have grown dangerous, gestures increasingly restrained, and even the act of speaking carries serious political consequences.