No-Handed (Dast-Vel, meaning “riding a bike with no hands”) was born out of necessity. With only a house, a dog, close friends, and borrowed gear, the team made a film without a fixed script or ending—writing as they went. It became a small act of resistance: against delay, perfectionism, and waiting. Made with nothing but urgency and love, No-Handed later won Best No/Low Budget Film at Short to the Point and received an Honorable Mention from Short Film Factory.