Giving you our points of view on the latest docs in release and on the circuit.
A daughter goes searching for her father, who vanished 30 years prior amid Colombia's history of forced disappearances in I Dreamed His Name.
They're Here introduces audiences to everyday people who recall their alien encounters and abductions.
I, Poppy examines a field of historic injustice and corruption in India through one family's struggle.
The lingering effects of nuclear fallout across generations from Kazakhstan's Semipalatinsk Test Site is considered in the well-meaning documentary We Live Here.
Social media allows Ukrainians to follow news from home in a traumatic cycle of doomscrolling, memes, and numbness in The Longer You Bleed.
Widow Champion follows Rodah Nafulah as she helps women in Kenya gain independence through her NGO KELIN in the face of patriarchal traditions.
Fictional letters craft stories of Jewish life during wartime as Neshoma examines Dutch lives lost during the Holocaust.
Heritage, a portrait of two Iranian siblings caring for their ailing parents, makes the ordinary extraordinary.
A filmmaker explores layers of family history and Brazilian history through performance, vérité documentary, photos, and animation in The Secret Lives of My Three Men.
Matthias Lintner puts his relationship with his boyfriend Sadiel under the microscope to see how politics fare in the game of love in My Boyfriend, the Fascist.
