Tapish is a slow-cinema family drama set in the heat of summer, where the warmth feels both comforting and suffocating. The film is an intimate exploration of a South Asian family struggling with societal and self-imposed expectations. At the heart of the film is Mira, the eldest daughter, who is caught between her father and her absent mother, while grappling with her hidden queer relationship

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Lost on his way to a Brony convention, a teen recluse meets a woman he believes is his online best friend, only to have his entire world upended when her husband and family appear.

Mi hija follows a strained relationship between a first-generation American teenage daughter and her well-meaning yet controlling immigrant mother. As the daughter, Hija, prepares for a family trip, her mother's attempts to mold Hija into a young lady affect Hija's mental health in a quiet internal crisis. The story escalates into a painful confrontation between the two, with the hope for a more understanding future despite their generational and cultural differences.

A middle-aged, recent divorcée is driven to madness when his neighbor brings home a dog that won’t stop barking.