About the eternal search of humankind: Is all that we perceive real? Isn't life a cosmic dream? It is time we seek the eternal truth that has eluded us.

The protagonist Dreamer faces these questions in her dream, in which she assumes the identities of a grave-digger, a "Dom", a child, an old lady, a prostitute, a Baul singer. In her dream she is also the witness, and sees God through her belief patterns. She is confused when she perceives a nameless being playing dice with God and herself. All these and more leave her perplexed. Truth, as the Dreamer realizes, is "Endless Genesis in the sea of Nirvana."

Three shorts on perception and environment:

1. Four Seconds to Midnight: If the estimated 4.5 billion years our planet has been in existence is equated to 24 hours, modern humans have been around for about 4 seconds. This film poses questions about our relationship with our home, and journeys from aerial views over Iceland terrain to intimate micro-worlds in southern England.
2. Wide-eyed: An observation on the different qualities and forms of light. And the wide-eyed qualities of childhood. Shot in northern Scotland and southern England.
3. Return: Shot in the Arctic Circle in northern Norway and in the UK, Return explores impermanence and transformation.

Paradise on earth seems serene, the mountain peaks waiting to be explored, the sparkling lakes changing colors, lush meadows teasing the cool breeze and valley decorated by streams singing songs of nature. However, the Peace here is always illusive. There has never been a dearth of reasons for the valley to turn into hell in an instant.

Illusive Peace takes you to the foothills of Himalayas and provides an in-depth story of the place, the people and the ever lurking conflict in the region. The most beautiful place is also the most dangerous place, caught up between the two nuclear countries this place is a probable nuclear flash point

Master Truong, the old Fearless of the emperor, is nearing the end of his life and he has not yet found his successor. The country has to be prepared for war and the Emperor is furiously impatient. He gives him two weeks to find it.

Master Truong goes to visit a famous General (Master Wing) who had disappeared to become a simple fisherman. Wing lives with his two sons (Tin and Tan) and daughter (Lan, with a disfigured face) on the shores of the Lake Ba Bê. Master Truong knows very well the legend of this lake, but this time he will really understand its meaning.

Master Truong tells Master Wing he wants to test his two sons. People talked him a lot about their quality. Disappointed by their results, he tests also Lan. She has not a priori a high level of practice but Master Truong will choose her.

He has finally found the person who has all the qualities to succeed him. Unhappy, one more time, things are not so simple. Master Truong will return to the palace without a successor, but with something more precious.

Tofael works in a tea stall and lives near the Moghbazar wireless rail crossing in Dhaka, Bangladesh. One day a man comes to Tofael's stall for tea, and forgets his mobile there. Tofafel finds it, looks for the man and returns his mobile.

Pratic has fallen in love but one thing stands in the way: his controlling wife. When he poisons her and drives to a remote field to bury the body, everything appears to be going to plan. However when she unexpectedly wakes up, Pratic soon finds out his own life is in trouble.

Ten-year-old Damu leaves his home to buy jaggery. On the way he meets his friend Manya, and they stop at a bi-scope wallah [movie house]. Damu realises that he does not have enough money and he decides to earn some quick money. This greed takes him to gamble, and after the game Damu goes to the shop. But he walks back with tearful eyes.

Sheftishy is an Egyptian art in jewellery design, dating back to the Ottoman period. Making it is essentially a manual job. Sami has one of the workshops that make that art, and he struggles to keep that workshop in a situation very similar to what Egyptians have nowadays.

A story inspired from truth of life. Raj Malhotra, a self-centered company executive, takes life for granted, and uses situations and people around him to his advantage. But life takes an unexpected turn, forcing him to accept reality, and this paves the way to a journey of transformation.

Uri and Neta, the owners of Indian restaurant 24 Rupee in Tel Aviv, decide to travel to India in search of the "Secret Ingredient" in Indian food. Joining them in this midlife journey are Lilach, a photographer, and Dror who will be filming the whole journey.

This simple search for the secret ingredient in Indian food, leads them to encounters and experiences that only magical India can provide. They meet with two of the greatest spiritual teachers in the world, Shri Shri Ravi Shankar and Mata Amritanandamayi (the hugging Amma), as well as other special international spiritual personas.

The journey transforms itself to a surprising life adventure for all of them, with the appearance of repressed memories, old wounds of betrayals, sexual identities, marriage, death and even madness, and becomes a search for the secret ingredient in life itself.

A bankrupt industrialist is forced to sell his house and factory, but a large portion of debt remains. The man is desperate and spends his last hours of freedom, but his wife is in a spiritual limbo around these events. She wants her husband to keep wholeheartedly. In the last hours, the woman makes an unusual act that in the absolute value of this disaster (no judgments about right and wrong ...) and commits suicide.

A farmer plays a clay pot during his free time. A ghatam, an ancient musical instrument made of clay, was used in the video.

This music video by NHP Abdul Halim, a world record holder as a percussionist, shows him playing ghatam from India, djembe from West Africa, kanjira from Arabia, and violin from Europe, plus coconut shells and a tea cups, using percussion ensemble, South Indian music, and folk music styles.

A single-shot, fly-on-the-wall look as a family prepares for their youngest child's big day.

The charactor Prabha goes to purchase flowers from a florist shop. She introduces herself to the sales girl Jen, and they become friends. Jen shares her thoughts with Prabha, and one day Prabha gets a shock listening over the phone about her family drama. She goes to the florist shop to inquire about her, and realises many things which emotionally she had heard. A story related to deep human emotional personal experience.

The story of this film is based on a traditional folk song Kirtan of the Nadia District of Bengal, with a relation to Chaitanyadev, who was the creator of this song in Nadia. Usually in the past he used his music as a social weapon of mass communication.

The narrative follows its journey in this post-modern era, as the Gouriya Vaishnab community of Nadia has isolated this Kirtan in the four walls of ethnicity, as on another side some professional Vaishnab Kirtan singers have taken up this song as their means of livelihood. In short the Kirtan has consumerized in today.

This movie has tried to capture an another aspect that how a revolutionary person has been lost in the darkness of Lord Krishna incarnation.

Tapey is a young Tibetan-American living in Los Angeles. His family has a history of being martyrs for Tibet’s struggle. In order to save his Tibetan-Muslim friend Yusuf and his girl friend Lhamo from falling into a Chinese government trap that would make the world think Tibetans are turning to terrorism, Tapey chooses the path his father took many years ago: Letting the enemy know that they are wrong.