On a rainy Saturday night, four friends have a drink while coming to terms with adulthood.

Tamir Batbold

Bodhidharma used to stare at a wall. His disciples as well. A man is still staring at a wall like in the old days.

Tergel Damdinsuren

This is the telling our youth as young women who have been disappointed and broken many times. Our freedom has always been matter of struggle and this has resulted in a certain exhaustion. But even in loneliness, a human can travel through time within the limitless boundaries of love.

Undram Batdelger

An experienced Somali policewoman again accompanies a young prison inmate through the procedures of the Somali justice system.

Mo Harawe

The formation and history of Lake Baikal are re-imagined with hand-made animation, featuring the voice of a Buryat woman who can still recall some words in her endangered Buryat-Mongolian language.

Alisi Telengut

How does it feel to be a procrastinating perfectionist who is afraid of the dark, while living in a place where darkness consumes half the year? What is space anxiety and its relation to fear of infinity? All this and more is revealed in Hanna Hovitie's visually innovative comedy, framed as a circle as opposed to the usual filmic square. A love letter to all the people who, like the author, feel they don't belong.

Hanna Hovitie

As a young Chinese filmmaker returns to his hometown in search for himself, a long due conversation with his mother dives the two of them into a quest for acceptance and love.

Shuli Huang

This is the telling our youth as young women who have been disappointed and broken many times. Our freedom has always been matter of struggle and this has resulted in a certain exhaustion. But even in loneliness, a human can travel through time within the limitless boundaries of love.

Undram Batdelger

Liminal beings are those that cannot easily be placed into a single category of existence. This film takes a comprehensive look at 11 different homes of liminal beings that exist between contemporary nomadism and urban houselessness.

Shuree Sarantuya

Kindergarten teacher reads stories to children. But in the most terrifying part of the story, the inner reality of the teacher begins to emerge.

Uuriintuya Gonchigsuren