Disclosure: Trans Lives on Screen

Bustamante’s haunting feature is political horror that won a top prize at its Venice Day premiere. Enrique – a retired general- in a spin of tragic realism faces trial for the genocide of thousands of Mayans. As the domestic staff quits, the women in the house – his wife, daughter, granddaughter and a loyal servant […]

The Gonzaga professor is back to leave us bewildered with his unique talent. But this time with a comedic genre, as yet again, his work has been selected to be screened at the approaching Sundance Film Festival 2021 to be held from 23 January till 2 February – Spokane, Washington. Professor’s comedy piece of work […]

Agnes Gund – collector and philanthropist – sold her precious painting for $165 million to aid a criminal-justice form. The power of art necessitating urgent social change reverberated with a rallying cry that gave birth to the Art for Justice Fund. Aggie helps women who have defied common norms to disrupt and dilate the status […]

This feature is about an Iranian medical student struggling to make ends meet for the sake of her family. Situated at the backdrop of Oakland, an Iranian-American girl named Kat sets out to save her family from a pending financial crisis by taking on a surprising side hustle. This is a culturally diverse tale of […]

About Place  Lauren wants a fresh start, so she switches places to move in with her daughter and new boyfriend. The spirits in the house though, have other plans for this peaceful family of three. Place is a bizarre demonstration of spirits turning up family against family. Buck Trapped in the aftermath of depression. This […]