As a couple prepares to emigrate from Hong Kong to Canada, tension brews in the silence. She suspects he has cheated. He says nothing. But what unfolds is not betrayal—it’s hesitation. He is caught between two forms of love—each asking for something the other cannot bear. She dreams of becoming a mother, but not in a place where the future feels so uncertain—a desire that only deepens the space between them. Told through a restrained visual rhythm and minimal dialogue, Womb to Womb explores the quiet rupture between duty and desire, and the emotional weight of choosing between the family we come from and the one we hope to build.

A woman's consuming love forces her to bear the clone of her dead beloved. From his infancy to manhood, she faces the unavoidable complexities of her controversial decision.

Trapped in a remote hunting cabin, a pregnant recovering addict battles to escape the clutches of a deranged hunter obsessed with abducting her full term fetus.

A Maori child cherishes precious moments with her birth mother during supervised visits, while her foster parents' prejudices threaten to tear the family apart.

Sami, a deaf woman, survives alone in a suburban wasteland stalked by a terrifying presence beneath high-tension power lines. Her only warning of its approach is a faint hum detected by her cochlear implant. Clinging to the hope that her missing family will return, she refuses to leave her fortified home, even as the military prepares to destroy the entire area. When two mysterious intruders arrive claiming they can destroy the creature using a bomb “fueled by Hell,” Sami’s world begins to unravel. Childhood trauma resurfaces, memories shift, and her grip on reality weakens. In a climactic confrontation, Sami deploys the bomb and wakes in a hospital to a reunion with her long-lost family. But as buried truths surface, she realizes the reunion isn’t real.

A psychotic stalker gives a pregnant woman a labor-inducing drug, then kidnaps her newborn.