Khartoum is an unique hybrid film lets five Sudanese refugees re-enact their stories after they're forced to flee their homes.
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Cutting Through Rocks observes politician Sara Shahverdi as she makes history as the first woman elected to public officer in her remote Iranian town.
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Keira Loughran examines the ongoing impact of the Chinese Exclusion Act in Exclusion: Beyond the Silence, premiering at Reel Asian.
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A collective of artists from Gaza offer stories of resilience in the anthology film From Ground Zero about life in Palestine.
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Leila Amini observes her sister Nasreen and her plight to pursue her passion as a singer in Iran, where public performances by women are prohibited, in A Sisters' Tale.
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Unusually Normal introduced three generations of queer women who use social media to challenge the idea of the "normal family."
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Cree artist George Littlechild shares his work and inspiration in nanekawâsis, a portrait of Indigenous resilience.
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Mohamed Jabaly captures images from home in Palestine and captures memories of streets that no longer exist in Life Is Beautiful.
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In an uncanny stroke of serendipity, two very different films about treasure hunters in the modern era have arrived in Toronto’s cinemas at practically the same time.
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Standing Above the Clouds is a profound statement on how the human spirit can’t be broken as long as individuals band together.
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