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Kemonito: The Final Fall

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Teresa de Miguel / 2022 / 23min / Mexico

Symphony of The Knots

Hossein Ranjbar Shirazi / 2023 / 11min / Iran

Kemonito, Mexico’s World Wrestling Council mascot, cannot retire because of financial problems despite many injuries. Fighting in a wheelchair every Friday, he shows resilience and determination, supporting his family with love and sacrifice. The film highlights the power of the human spirit in the face of adversity, a testament to the enduring spirit of wrestling.

My Grandmother is a Bird

Andrea Suwito / 2022 / 25min / Indonesia

The film explores the world of Persian carpet weaving, showcasing its beauty and intricacy through the weavers’ movements and artistry. It’s a unique perspective on the tradition of creating these exquisite carpets, a treat for anyone who appreciates the beauty and artistry of Persian carpets.

The After: A Chef’s Wish

Umar Riaz / 2022 / 26min / Pakistan

Indriati, an 88-year-old Chinese-Indonesian woman, explores the meaning of her past name, which she was forced to change 60 years ago by the Indonesian government. Through a silver bird symbolising her past name, she connects with her true identity. The film is a powerful exploration of identity, memory, and cultural heritage. A reminder that our past is an integral part of our identity.

A fan favourite winner of ‘Top Chef: Season 15’, Chef Fatima Ali used food to bridge cultures and bring joy to underprivileged communities in Pakistan. Her brother Mohammed has channelled his grief by working to continue her legacy by using the power of food to bring people together and make a positive impact. It is a must-see for anyone interested in the intersection of food, culture, and social change.

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