Thavidupodi Jeevitham

Four bored techies at Technopark spin a small office crush into a tall tale.

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.

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

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.