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Werner Herzog goes deep inside the human brain in Theatre of Thought, which is surprisingly more technical than philosophical.
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Ry Levey's Out in the Ring examines professional wrestling's attitude towards the LGBTQ community and the fight of gay athletes.
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An interview with Come Back Anytime's John Daschbach about life and noodles.
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In The Rhapsody, director David Hoffert chronicles the story of Holocaust survivor Leo Spellman, and his compositions and diaries that endure.
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Patrick Dell observes the art and weight of photojournalism in Shooting War by sharing the experiences of visual reporters who document the atrocities of war.
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In Eskape Neary Adeline Hay recounts a journey from Cambodia to France after the fall of the Khmer Rouge with her mother, Thany Lieng.
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An interview with The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks director Reg Harkema and producer Nick McKinney on chronicling the iconic Canadian comics.
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Bigger Than Trauma is an incredibly moving film, at times difficult to watch, and gives a voice to the women who were ignored and forgotten.
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The Thief Collector engages those who are looking to have some fun by playing detective and drawing tenuous conclusions.
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