Hashim, a lonely office worker, is asked by his domineering and charismatic co-worker Iqbal to get the number of an attractive female client. Desperate for companionship, Hashim uses Artificial Intelligence to Catfish Iqbal, forging a deep online connection. As their bond strengthens, the question looms: how long until Hashim's facade crumbles? Director StatementCATFISH is a satirical exploration of male homosocial relationships in the Pakistani workplace. The line between homosocial relationships and beyond is often blurred in ‘launda' (think Pakistani 'chad') culture. In a country with little to no public spaces, the workplace serves as the prime location for people to find entertainment, forge relationships and look for intimacy. Flooded by men, however, the office ends up as an extension of the playground - bullies, nerds and the like, all competing for attention. With the ever increasing access to technology, many find themselves creating online personas especially in a country like Pakistan where there is little other space to truly express yourself. Catfish serves to explore these ideas of the homosocial in the office space and represent a microcosm of society that often goes unnoticed in mainstream media.

Catfish

A lonely office worker catfishes a masculine co-worker in a desperate attempt at companionship.

A simple misunderstanding puts Akshay and Rohan’s domestic idyll on shaky grounds. Set over the course of an evening, Taps offers an intimate look at how the couple navigates their way back to each other.

Taps

A couple must resolve their issues before it's too late.

Samara and Nisha celebrate their first Karva Chauth as a married couple but the festival brings up suppressed emotions between the pair.

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Sifter

Samara and Nisha celebrate their first Karva Chauth as a married couple but the festival brings up suppressed emotions between the pair.

Set in rural India, it's a Coming of age story of two sisters Malwa and Khushan exploring and experiencing sexuality and attraction in their adolescent years. Living with their grandmother, Khushan always looks up to Malwa for her outspoken nature and courage. Soon a new girl arrives in Khushan's class and she starts developing feelings for her.

Malwa Khushan

Coming of age story of two sisters Malwa and Khushan, in rural India, exploring and experiencing sexuality and attraction in their adolescent years.

A group of housewives form the same neighbourhood engage in a WhatsApp group chat are curious about a new young female tenant in a house nearby and her interaction with a young Muslim woman. In the backdrop of Easter Sunday bombing in Sri Lanka members of the WhatsApp group are very suspicious about the young Muslim woman but they finally realize the nature of the relationship between the two young women and their sexual orientation.

Independence Lane

Two young women in love are challenged by a group of housewives from the same neighbourhood.

Your Love is a Queer Panjabi love story about a granddaughter who discovers her grandmother's painful secret about her long-lost lover and vows to reunite them to give her grandmother a second chance at love.The story is set to Vancouver-based producer Khanvict's re-mixed imagining of the iconic Panjabi folk song Ik Tera Pyaar, initially sung by Noor Jahan. The classic lyrics ring true as we see that our one true love can carry us through life and that it's never too late for love. Director Biography -&nbsp;Sundeep Morrison<a href="https://filmfreeway-production-storage-01-storage.filmfreeway.com/press_kits/headshots/002/268/446/original/fac625c39a-headshot.jpg?1675323759" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><img src="https://filmfreeway-production-storage-01-storage.filmfreeway.com/press_kits/headshots/002/268/446/thumb/fac625c39a-headshot.jpg?1675323759" style="border: none; font-style: inherit; font-variant: inherit; font-weight: inherit; font-stretch: inherit; line-height: inherit; font-family: inherit; font-optical-sizing: inherit; font-kerning: inherit; font-feature-settings: inherit; font-variation-settings: inherit; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: middle; display: block; height: auto; max-width: 100%; position: relative;" width="154"></a>Sundeep Morrison (they/them) is an award winning Queer Non-binary Panjabi Sikh Canadian actor, writer and director. Sundeep recently received the award for Best Drama at United Solo (2022) and was awarded the Disruptors TV Writing Fellowship (2021) and was proud to be part of the Trans and Non-Binary cohort. A graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy New York, their work focuses on social justice, sexuality, and gender. A child of Panjabi Sikh immigrants, Sundeep pursues their passion as a storyteller to explore the beautiful and at times painful complexities of growing up with deep eastern roots in a western world. Inspired by their parents, Sundeep’s celebrated solo show RAG HEAD: An American Story sheds light on the often misunderstood and misrepresented Sikh community and the rise in xenophobia in post 9/11 America. Sundeep’s work has been featured in international publications and has also been written about in academic texts such as the Routledge Studies in Religion and Politics: Racialization, Islamophobia and Mistaken Identity. Actively utilizing their platforms to amplify marginalized voices and build bridges in their community, they have worked with the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee and the San Diego ACLU. Sundeep also works as a volunteer and community organizer advocating for ICE detainee rights and translating in Panjabi and Hindi for detainees seeking asylum in the US. ﻿Director StatementYour Love, is my love letter to the LGBTQIA south asian elders and their untold and unfinished love stories. I was raised by my maternal grandmother, (my Biji) and hearing her stories of hope and sacrifice is what inspired me to become a storyteller. Being out and open about your sexuality is a privilege that is not afforded to all. I wanted to share this intergenerational story celebrating queer love and showing that all love is timeless.Thank you for your consideration,-Sundeep Morrison

Your Love

When a granddaughter uncovers her grandmother's long-kept secret, she must decide whether to keep it buried or bring it to light.

Catfish | Taps | Sifter | Malwa Kushan | Independace Lane | Your Love

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