Yuka, a single mother dreaming of reaching the world, is assaulted by her boss under the guise of a glamorous project. Wounded but unbroken, she rebuilds her life and sets her sights on a kimono show in Cannes — only to find her attacker has followed her to France.

Risa, who always falls for losers, gets dragged by her boyfriend Takumi into trying the dangerous drug MOON at a club in Osaka, Japan. MOON is rapidly spreading among Japanese youth because it heightens the euphoria when taken with music. International Police officer Kenzaki and police officer Aoi are on a mission to save Japan.

Six-year-old Mako picks rapeseed flowers for her grandmother, whose scent unlocks a memory: a blind traveling performer called a Goze who visited every spring after the war, bringing shamisen music and song.

A missed school bus leaves ten-year-old Myra stranded in Lahore, where her journey home becomes a tense fight for survival.

Monear Shaer, a Palestinian director based in the U.S. whose parents are from Gaza, visited his parents' homeland of Gaza numerous times from a young age. A documentary film that reflects on a homeland being destroyed.。Director talk included (via online connection).

Set against the vast silence of the desert, this film quietly explores solitude, memory, and the resilience of the human spirit.

A blind female samurai warrior takes center stage in this stunning action short — selected at Austin Film Festival, HollyShorts, Dances with Films, and more.

Japanese yakuza arrive in Los Angeles! A heartwarming human comedy.

Based on historical events centred on the Japanese heavy cruiser Haguro. A young descendant discovers a bottle letter left before a naval commander’s final mission — a message of gratitude and a prayer for peace.

An intimate portrait of Jun-nan, who inherited his family’s tofu pudding business in Shuili Township — tracing emotional bonds of childhood, the pull of home, and a community’s connection to a humble food.