Upstream offers an experimental essay about migration patterns, both human and animal, as director Xin Liu returns home after years abroad.
Ken August Meyer uses the art of Paul Klee’ to explore the physical and mental challenges that comes with systemic scleroderma in Angel Applicant.
Because We Have Each Other is that rare slice of life doc that transcends the everyday.
5 Broken Cameras director Guy Davidi explores the rise of suicide among Israeli youths related to mandatory military service in Innocence.
Sean Horlor and Steve J. Adams' Satan Wants You, about Michelle Smith and the Satanic Panic is a smart fake news fable.
Dominique Chaumont's impressive first feature Veranada observes an Argentinian farmer as his animals feel the effects of climate change.
Rowdy Girl follows a pair of animal rights activists as they pull back the curtain to inspire consumers to consider the lives and rights of animals that make the food we eat.
Joan Baez: I Am a Noise appropriately defies conventional storytelling with its portrait of the folk icon and revolutionary across a decades-long career.
Subterranean takes audiences into the some of Canada's deepest and lets one feel every claustrophobic step through the narrow passageways.
Aitamaako'tamisskapi Natosi: Before the Sun follows Logan Red Crow as she excels in the male-dominated Indian Horse Relay.