Pisho
Journey of a seven-year-old girl, Ruqayya, on a mission to find her lost kitten. Suspecting her mother and neighbors, she embarks on a whimsical search. During her quest, Ruqayya stumbles upon a protest against a recent terrorist attack. Inspired by the demonstrators' placards, she creates her own sign seeking help to find her missing kitten.
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Aun Ul HaiderDirector
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Aun Ul HaiderWriter
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Habib QasimiWriter
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Habib QasimiProducer
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Zeba SaharKey Cast"Ruqayya"
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Nargis BatoolKey Cast"Nanai"
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Drama
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Runtime:15 minutes 46 seconds
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Completion Date:November 10, 2023
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Production Budget:600 USD
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Country of Origin:Pakistan
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Country of Filming:Pakistan
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Language:Persian
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Shooting Format:BMPCC 6K
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Iqra University
Aun Ul Haider is a filmmaker from Quetta, Pakistan. Based between Quetta and Karachi he graduated from Iqra University with degree of Bachelor of Science in Film & TV. Growing up surrounded by diverse narratives in largely undeveloped province of Pakistan, he was captivated by the art of visual storytelling and its profound impact on emotions and perspectives.
Collaborating in multiple documentaries, short films and couple of drama serials for national televisions of Pakistan, Aun aimed the themes of identity, human connections, and the vivid exploration of emotions to form his creative vision. Notably, his role as a producer in the critically acclaimed short film “Parwaz Dar Shab” garnered international acclaim, receiving 13 awards from international film festivals for its exceptional execution. Driven by a relentless passion for the art of visual storytelling, Aun is committed to use film as a medium to raise awareness for social change and promote his community.
Pisho shows how even a small adventure can lead to big discoveries. It's about Ruqayya's courage and imagination in the face of tough truths. It reminds us that life's surprises can be both heartbreaking and eye-opening.
I made this film to capture the mix of joy and sadness in childhood and how unexpected moments can change us. “Pisho invites you to join Ruqayya's journey and feel the emotions that linger long after the story ends.