Priyamvadha Katharayano?

An early comedy short by Basil Joseph, in the playful vein of his later features.

Jaison, a small-town tailor, gains superpowers after being struck by lightning and must embrace his destiny as homegrown superhero Minnal Murali.

Jaya, denied every simple freedom while growing up, finally fights back against her controlling husband in this crowd-pleasing satire on domestic patriarchy.

Two struggling friends drift through a city that has no place for them, wry, warm and a little broke.

A box of halwa is passed from Mathai to Mathai to Mathai, across two countries, with predictable chaos.

A wry variety short that follows the journey of a humble towel, and quietly makes you reconsider your habits.

A hugely popular Neo Film School comedy, silly, sharp and beloved enough to earn a sequel.

The wise, restless little questions of a five-year-old named Akku, the debut short of 'Aanandam' director Ganesh Raj.

A breezy comedy about everything that can go wrong during one exam.

An award-winning comedy short.

A tale of brotherhood: a young man 'abducts' his brother with Down syndrome to reclaim their past. Later grew into a feature.

A taxi driver and a late-night passenger's odd request for cigarettes spiral into a tense, funny ride.

A 41-minute comedy about a hapless man and his luck.

A lantern, a remote village, and the quiet exploitation of ordinary people during the Emergency.

An emotional short about the things we feel but never manage to say out loud.

A wordless love story told almost entirely through music and glances.

An unflinching short on crimes against women, and the cruelty that does not stop even at death.

A narrative drawn from the real experiences of a woman emerging from a toxic, abusive relationship.

A bittersweet short about heartbreak and the slow work of getting over a love that failed.

Two characters, one long conversation at the Thalassery sea bridge, and a sarcastic reckoning with sexual violence.

A Kerala State Television Award winner built around a quietly devastating Sunil Sukhada performance.

A slice-of-life short on the ache of lost love and the fragile hope of beginning again.