Pakistan Movies

A cassette seller finds a stranger at his shop amid the noise of Turbat City.

Pakistani horror

From the makers of International Gorillay comes International Spy also known as Aalmi Jasos

Jami and his band of contract killers are hired by Mirza to execute Uthmaan, the last man of Ghulam Muhammad Bazar, who stays on his piece of land...

An experimental short made by using one takes over every shot. Hania's first film, portrays existentialism and freedom through rebellion acts, but do...

The story revolves around a former boxer DODA from a small town. The film goes through the journey of Doda, and how he can survive and overcome his...

Some of Pakistan’s most remote Himalayan valleys are home to the Kalash community, who follow an ancient, pre-Islamic faith. In recent years,...

The film starts with a man welcoming a recently orphaned young son of his sister into his family. The man’s young daughter takes a special...

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...

Fictional drama based on a young boy growing up attached to migratory birds captured by a dying real fishing village in interior Sindh (Pakistan),...

Neha and Taimoor, a fairly educated and emancipated couple, are open to the ideas of homosexuality and gender fluidity. They seem to have no...

Meher, Anwar and Arhab, a bereft and broken family, must face the circumstances around the death of Jibran (Jibi), their son and brother.

A Psychiatrist who comes to an asylum where illegal experiments are held, tries to help a patient get out of there and ends up in a ward himself.

Gulzar travels in rickety taxis, meets dodgy-looking goons, and eventually is revealed to be involved in illicit human trafficking. Over the course...

Noori spends her time doing "chilla-kashi" (meditation) in front of a candle, and fantasizing about a dream lover who comes to her on horseback.

A Pakistani adaptation of Federico García Lorca's 'The House of Bernarda Alba', by the feminist organization Tehrik-e-Niswan.

On her usual running route, Farah runs into a stranger again, and again.