Pakistan Movies

A short film by Saim Sadiq featuring Swati LaPerre as Aan.

A woman, haunted by her past, struggles with depression and stress, trying to find meaning and happiness in her life today.

Adaptation of Pitras Bukhari short story. It is story of a cycle that Pitras buys from his friend Mirza and how that cycle created problems for...

Salvatore Lorenzo, a young man who's father controls most of New Valentina is in despair as his wife Maria is shot dead. Maria's father a rival to...

As a man loses himself in pleasure and distraction, a ticking clock slowly deteriorates beside him — a metaphor for life, time, and missed...

A man discovers a USB drive containing footage of his own life—before it happens.

Follow Iqbal, on his path to chess greatness, as he slowly pushes away the people who actually care about him, believing nothing is more important...

A woman alone in the house with her daughter receives a mysterious phone call. Iinspired by the 2020 Lahore motorway case.

A self-reflective documentary observing the unseen labor that defines a Pashtun household.

SEARCH FOR FREEDOM traces the dramatic social and political history of Afghanistan from the 1920s to the present through the stories of four...

A young boy grows up with a strict father, in a life is defined by rules and responsibility. His mysterious neighbor, an old jinn, opens a doorway...

Incredible things happen when someone unveils an idea so inspiring that it moves others to act.

The heroic true story of 15 year old Aitzaz Hasan.

When a young girl comes out to her biased psychiatrist in 1983, he calls her parents for an intervention to cure her.

An emotional journey of a teenage boy asking God to liberate him from his self-inflicted downfall.

Four Acts of Recovery, is a video piece following a fishing family living in the Indus Delta of Pakistan as they use drawing as a means to overcome...

In the shadowed streets of Karachi, a quiet detective for hire and his spirited partner, Zaqir, are drawn into a murder that seems to have no clear...

In this atmospheric elegy for the MTA’s MetroCard, we learn that each new technology has a “privacy tax.”