Mannat Dhillon

In an attempt to stay connected with the living a lonely ghost follows a lone human woman. While living through her he meets another ghost capable of seeing and understanding him.

A mentally unstable young woman escapes into a fantasy of domestic bliss inside a secluded cabin, but when her imaginary husband urges her to confront reality, she must decide between healing and the safety of her delusion.

After immigrating from India to Canada, Kirpa arrives with dreams of becoming a dancer. But as she faces discrimination and the harsh realities of survival in a new country, she must choose between holding onto her passion or sacrificing it to build a life.

Best friends Tyla and Lily spend their last weekend before college at a cabin, navigating friendship, insecurity, and the pull of adolescence. Tyla wants memories and adventure; Lily wants to feel seen without competing for attention. Their playful banter masks deeper fears of being left behind. As a boy becomes a wedge, unspoken truths rise. Growing up might mean growing apart.

As a dying film director’s life flashes before his eyes, his memories morph into a shifting movie genre fantasy where he’s faced with the friends that helped built his career but he left along the way— looking for mercy in those final moments, he is met with those familiar faces in a bad joke from his subconscious in the form of a redeeming dream.