Pakistan Movies

This documentary follows two residents of Lyari, both of whom have lost family members to police encounters. Through telling their stories, the...

Meher, Anwar and Arhab, a bereft and broken family, must face the circumstances around the death of Jibran (Jibi), their son and brother.

Khawaja Siras are indigenous to Pakistan and are part of its rich history and culture. Despite having faced external threats throughout history, such...

Rap Icon Pakistan follows a new generation of rappers as they compete through explosive performances, rap battles, rivalries and high-stakes...

A woman perhaps a drag queen performs to Pakistani film music from the 70s. S/he dances to segments of three different songs that are linked by...

A poor man decide to clear the city from gamblers & drug dealers.

Adaptation of Pitras Bukhari short story. It is story of a cycle that Pitras buys from his friend Mirza and how that cycle created problems for...

A feature-length 3D animated film targeted at families and children of all ages. The film evolved through extensive research and pre-production over...

The unsettling beauty of discovering home in a place that was never meant to feel like one.

The film is yet another variation on the familiar rape and revenge theme (I Spit on Your Grave territory). This time around we are shown that the...

Sameer is a married man who is secretly in love with his barber Asim. One night Sameer decides to express his love for Asim, but the conversation...

eding Inside: Poverty and mental health in Pakistan (2025) documentary this short documentary tells the story of Amjad a man who has been fighting a...

Drawing upon Sufi traditions of interpreting Islamic sacred texts where love and equality are celebrated, Journey to the CharBagh is a poetic and...

When a young girl comes out to her biased psychiatrist in 1983, he calls her parents for an intervention to cure her.

Explores the concept of depending on time and how we put our hope in time that it will fix things for us. Should we really depend on time to fix...

In this atmospheric elegy for the MTA’s MetroCard, we learn that each new technology has a “privacy tax.”