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Relative's exploration of so-called less violent sexual assaults and how they’re managed makes for a unique entry into the documentary canon.
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Hunting in Packs observes how three women--Michelle Rempel Garner, Pramila Jayapal, and Jess Phillips--navigate the "old boys' club" of politics.
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Deconstructing Kare is also an invitation to take responsibility and to become more active in the fight against racism.
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Ketevan Kapanadze's documentary How the Room Felt intimately occupies the safe spaces queer people create for themselves in Georgia.
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Who expects a lesbian love story to begin in a concentration camp? Nelly & Nadine surprises by finding love in the unlikeliest of places.
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Just let Jennifer Rainsford's All of Our Heartbeats Are Connected through Exploding Stars wash over you.
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