Women face harassment, abuse, and repression, their sexuality constantly regulated. Yet every woman has the right to sexual empowerment and support.

Disaster Capitalism - This documentary uncovers the hidden intricacies of the global aid and investment landscape, which intertwines powerful nations and multinational corporations in various communities. It provides an in-depth examination of the multi-billion dollar global aid industry, sheddin...

This documentary offers an honest portrait of four transgender men preparing for the world's only all-trans bodybuilding competition. Moving beyond tropes of tragedy, this hopeful film reveals profound truths about gender, humanity, and love. It powerfully explores the universal drive to define a...

Murder on the Reef follows the hotly debated issues surrounding the world's largest living structure, the Great Barrier Reef. Many scientists now believe as much as fifty percent of the corals have died and for 4 years, scientist Dr Allen Dobrovolsky tested the reef's water quality and his resear...

In the Starlight is an intimate portrayal about the life of nature photographer Paul Zizka and his quest to capture the night skies.

Slab City is a squatter community in the Sonoran Desert and 'the last free place in America'. The inhabitants live off-the-grid in broken trailers or old school buses with no running water, electricity or sewage system. Their closest neighbours are the Marine Corps, who practice aerial bombing i...

Sampat Pal Devi had had enough of the violence and lack of freedom in Indian women's lives and decided to take matters into her own hands. She gathered like-minded women together and, wearing pink, they started storming the offices of corrupt officials, hectoring and beating abusive husbands and ...

Roger Graef and The Thalidomide Society's groundbreaking film about Brett, a boy born without arms, introduced the plight of Thalidomide children to the world. We see touching and personal scenes from his home life - rough and tumble with his brothers, meal times and other practical activities, r...

Finding Fidel tells the remarkable story of war cameraman Erik Durschmied, who in 1958 journeyed to Cuba’s Sierra Maestra mountains to interview a little-known rebel leader named Fidel Castro. A month later, Castro’s band of fighters rolled into Havana, and the world would never be the same. Int...

This is a story about a Korean protest dancer, Sam-hun Lee. He fought for the democratization of South Korea in the 80's through dance, while giving up his own dream to become a ballerino. The film takes the viewer through prominent events in South Korean history, as Sam-hun dances to soothe the ...

A curious Irish boy befriends an ebullient Ukrainian girl, a refugee now living in his home. Through their blossoming friendship, the vast, complex Ukraine crisis is filtered into a child's world of shared secrets, resilience, and simple joys. Their innocent bond becomes a powerful testament to h...

A gaming, climbing boy discovers something new: a choir. In “Hallelujah Forever,” his story unfolds as he experiences the profound joy of singing with others. He is swept up by the power of a nearly 300-year-old classical oratorio, finding a connection and a voice he never knew he had. This is a ...

Yenya’s heroic Soviet past contrasts its destitute present, making it susceptible to Kremlin anti-Western propaganda. This leads to societal militarization from kindergarten up. Most residents raise children as patriots, embracing this eerie mobilization. They admire Putin for restoring national ...

"State of Rodeo" tracks Florida's diverse cowboys and cowgirls, exploring the cattle industry's deep heritage from Ponce de Leon to today. This sport's enduring tradition is a founding industry of our nation. Yet, few know that Florida played an integral role in shaping this pivotal piece of west...

This documentary offers a realistic look at the impact of constant connection to various screens, with a particular focus on social media and smartphones. It also explores other forms of high-consumption screen use, such as television and video games. Through this lens, the film sheds light on th...

For 40+ years, Rem Koolhaas has reshaped architecture and the architect's role. In the film REM, his son Tomas shadows the genius for three years, witnessing his creative process and exploring his iconic buildings through the eyes of the people who live in them. A rare, intimate portrait of a vis...

In the wake of the 2015 Charleston Massacre, a battle erupts in Orangeburg, South Carolina between the Sons of Confederate Veterans and an ice cream shop owner forced to fly the Confederate flag in his parking lot. The film explores the broader role of Confederate symbolism in the 21st century an...

War/Peace documentary film is re-introducing the radical student activists from the late 60s. Ex-leaders of The Weather Underground movement Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn. For decades the government and press have tried their best to silence them. This film will serve as an historical reminder ...

This one-hour documentary profiles the first manned mission to the moon. It features exclusive interviews with the Apollo astronauts and the NASA officials who planned this historic endeavor, providing a firsthand account of the monumental journey to the lunar surface.