After five decades of searching — since the Martial Law era under a dictatorship — a mother is finally reunited with her desaparecido son. But not in person — their meeting unfolds in virtual reality, filled with nostalgia and longing. Yet in a post-truth world where technology commodifies emotion and reshapes memory, can her grief ever find closure — or will it be turned into another illusion of comfort and control? During Martial Law in the Philippines under Ferdinand Marcos Sr., at least 50,000 were arrested, 11,103 tortured, and 2,326 killed or disappeared. Now, with the dictator’s son back in power, and truth itself under threat, will justice ever be found?

"Smouldering Silence" follows Lin An, a young woman torn between family duty and truth after discovering her father’s affair. As her grandmother’s health declines, she struggles with whether to tell her mother, while moments of tenderness between her parents complicate her judgment. The film reflects on silence, forgiveness, and the fragile bonds within family.

In near-future France, the public hospital system answers to an authoritarian government and decides who gets care: overnight, patients are marked "denied." Stella, 35, a doctor at the end of her rope, keeps practicing while holding her breath under the watchful eye of Nil, a department head obsessed with protocol. At night, with her colleague Hawa, she treats the outcasts in an underground clinic. When one patient's condition worsens, only one drug can save her. It's under lock and key, inside the hospital. To get it, Stella will have to step out of the shadows.

A visual essay examining how cameras and their economic exploitation shape our perception of reality, fueling political division in today's media-saturated world.

Zeynep and Can, whose love is just starting to blossom, are stopped by the police one night while cycling. During the ID check, nationalist and patriarchal biases surface through the officers’ discriminatory behavior. Can their love become a form of resistance strong enough to overcome these biases?