Johan Grimonprez's Soundtrack to a Coup d'État riffs on the history of the Congo amid the cold war with a jazzy tour through the archives.
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Benjamin Ree offers inIbelin a resonant portrait of a young man's ability to enjoy with an online community through World of Warcraft the desires he couldn't experience in everyday life.
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Sundance Audience Award winner Daughters observes daughters of incarcerated individuals as they get ready to dance with their fathers.
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Brett Story and Stephen Maing chronicles the plight of members of the Amazon Labor Union as they mobilize for workers' rights in Union.
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With Gaucho Gaucho, Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw of The Truffle Hunters fame pay tribute to a way of life riding off into the sunset.
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In Sugarcane, Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie share the stories of an Indigenous community grappling with the ongoing trauma of residential schools.
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Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine follow their Sundance award-winner Boys State with the equally vital sister film Girls State.
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An interview with Kaouther Ben Hania about her documentary Four Daughters, performance, and the complexity of representation.
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An interview with director Fatih Akin about his 2005 documentary Crossing the Bridge about the Turkish music scene and music that bridges cultures.
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An interview with 299 Queen Street West director Sean Menard about his documentary that chronicles the rise and fall of MuchMusic.
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