A mother tries to navigate the challenges of raising her children while also pursuing a successful career, leading to conflicts and difficult decisions.

Two Istanbul thieves rob the house of prominent jeweler and make off with millions of lira in jewelry and cash. Back at their safehouse, they get little sleep after tensions rise over how they’ll divide the loot. In the morning, the matter is decided.

In her dream her father is there caressing her hair. She wakes to a hard day. Her mother's milk has dried up and her young brother is sick. She needs to go fetch some milk. This is the story of Emine, set somewhere between a village and a town, herself between childhood and womanhood.

Eat Your Catfish is a powerful documentary that follows the journey of an Iranian-American disabled woman living with ALS, also known as motor neuron disease. The film explores her struggles and triumphs as she navigates the complexities of a degenerative disease while receiving home health care. With emotional depth and raw authenticity, it offers a unique perspective on disability, end-of-life decisions, and the power of resilience.

A short film about the responsibility of fiction.