Some children in India are often forced to work rather than study to help support their families. 6 Cup Chai is about a slum boy named Chotu who works as a Tea Seller in Mumbai's poorest poverty pocket, Dharavi. He has a simple wish - to go to school like the other children.

Alberto, a teenager, ends up driving for a group of Sicarios from the Zeta Cartel in Mexico, transporting a mysterious cargo. In the journey of one night he will touch the depths of the violence that permeates contemporary Mexico and inevitably become part of the Cartel.

SARA (25) is unemployed and lost in a world full of colourful leggings, house beats and hipsters with no direction in life. A graduate from art school in Amsterdam she wonders why two years later she wakes up in the morning on the floor of an after party. After a long walk of shame back home, she returns only to find herself locked out of her house. Sara struggles to find something better to do with her life, but will she be able to turn down the temptation of a next party?

A MOTEL MAID unknowingly walks in on a grisly crime, but she is so swept up in her own life and her feelings for the MAN who committed it, she is oblivious until it is too late.

Joachim is retiring from base-jumping to become a father for the first time. But first he endeavors one last adventure. Together with best friend Øyvind he sets out to climb Mt. Katthammeren to do his last jump. When a bad storm approaches their friendship is put to the test. Øyvind wants to turn back, but Joachim will apparently stop at nothing to pull off his very last jump.

Just like the films we’re harmlessly enchanted by as children, “Uoldìsnei” is a vision of the possibility of another world. A vision, which manifests itself before Fefè’s eyes as the image of his dead father – a docker at Naples’ port for over thirty years. That is the trigger, which makes Fefè question his life as a Camorra clan’s thug in relation to being himself father of a five year old child. One night at the port, Fefè has to find the way to reach that vision and let it inform his reality.

An unlucky-in-love immigration officer assesses a peculiar visa application from a young gay couple harbouring a dirty little secret. ‘VIS à VIS’ is a bittersweet, topical, offbeat comedy that looks at thechoices we make and the lengths we go to for the ones we love.