Eleni is a painter who attempts to resurrect her dead children in Cyprus in 1882, but instead awakens the Kalikantzaroi — creatures from Cypriot folklore, malevolent spirits that resemble children but possess animal-like features. She must find a way to overcome her grief and anger and break the curse that has befallen her village.

It's not easy being a foreigner. Certainly not easy being an immigrant. While Kathy Woodrow is neither of those things (for now), she is profoundly lonely, and her passion for wine is a "coping mechanism with a cork" behind which lurks a drinking problem. It all comes to a head at a speed dating event, where, after a few too many glasses of bad Pinot and a heavy pour of her trademark cynicism, Kathy has a dramatic fall. The head injury lands her in a coma. When Kathy wakes from the coma, she speaks with a heavy bosnian accent and is diagnosed with Foreign Accent Syndrome.

Drama about three women—Evin, Sevil and Lumi, whose lives become intertwined across different places and circumstances. The film explores survival, human resilience, and the search for meaning and hope, transforming the journey into a metaphor for personal freedom and a new beginning.

Petros is a blue-eyed boy who hides behind a mask in a remote mountain village ruled by superstition, living with his strict grandmother and protective mother. When he removes the veil and reveals his eyes, the villagers come to believe that he is cursed and gradually, fear turns into violence, forcing Petros to choose between submission and becoming a victim.

Detective Andrej is shocked to discover that his estranged brother, Kristian, is in fact a perpetrator of domestic violence. As he tries to repair their relationship, parallels emerge between Kristian’s behavior and that of their abusive father. A tragic turn of events forces Andrej to confront the trauma of his past, ultimately culminating in a heartbreaking confrontation with his father.