The Mother of All Lies, co-winner of the l'OEil d'Or at Cannes, is a film of piercing honesty and a brave act of rebellion.
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Suvi West and Anssi Kömi observe the repatriation of Sámi artifacts and cultural ties reconnected in archives in Homecoming.
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We Are Guardians provides compelling insights into the dire situation in the Brazilian rainforests and Indigenous activists who fight to protect them.
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White Balls on Walls asks if the art world can really address the hot-button issue of representation, history, and artistic merit?
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Because We Have Each Other is that rare slice of life doc that transcends the everyday.
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My Place Ozerna crafts a life-affirming portrait of a family in Ukraine with remarkable emotional lucidity.
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With piercing candour and heartfelt honesty, Christian Einshøj's documentary The Mountains sees a family heal by confronting pain.
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Victim/Suspect investigates the alarming trend in which women who are rape survivors have the tables turned on them when they come forward.
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Anna Hints' Sundance documentary Smoke Sauna Sisterhood is an extraordinarily intimate film that enters a space for healing and catharsis.
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In Dear Mama, Allen Hughes deftly explores the life of rapper Tupac Shakur and his mother Afeni, a civil rights activist and Black Panther member.
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