Better Go Mad in the Wild is an artfully offbeat documentary that asks if it's better to go mad in private than never to have fallen off the edge at all.
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In #WhileBlack, Darnella Frazier and Diamond Reynolds, who captured the killings of George Floyd and Philando Castile, tell about the emotional toll behind viral videos that shaped contemporary history.
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An interview with My Benjamin director Victoria Clay-Mendoza on capturing the story of Parisian ballet dancer Benjamin Pech during his final year with the stage.
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Kenya-Jade Pinto and Shasha Nakhai discuss The Sandbox and the human elements of the migration crisis that are threatened by an emphasis on technology.
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The observational documentary Parasisi explores the history of colonialism in the Lawa River region and how the Wayana navigate a land of outsiders.
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Nekai Foster shares his journey to recovery after being caught in the crosshairs of a shooting in Toronto's Jane & Finch neighbourhood in Nekai Walks.
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Sámi reindeer herders go toe to toe with the Norwegian government in Let Our Mountains Live when an energy project sets up shop on their land.
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Rough Trade rocker Carole Pope considers her groundbreaking career as she continues hustling from gig to gig in Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions.
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An interview with It's Dorothy! director Jeffrey McHale about exploring the enduring power of Dorothy Gale and The Wizard of Oz in his documentary.
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Saigon Story trailer: Kim Nguyen's documentary explores family histories connected by Eddie Adams' famous Saigon Execution photograph.
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