Name Me Lawand feels like a documentary that moves the medium forward with its artistic portrait of a young boy learning British Sign Language.
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In Hong Kong Mixtape, San San F Young illustrates that the heart and soul of Hong Kong was, and always has been, with its people.
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Simon Chambers chronicles the dying days of his uncle, David, a former actor who loves to act for the camera in Much Ado About Dying.
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Because We Have Each Other is that rare slice of life doc that transcends the everyday.
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Jackie the Wolf director Tuki Jencquel discusses his documentary portrait of his mother and her activism for choosing the date of her death.
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The Homes We Carry review explores the stories of Madgermanes by sharing the tale of a famlily divided between Mozambique and Germany.
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My Place Ozerna crafts a life-affirming portrait of a family in Ukraine with remarkable emotional lucidity.
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With piercing candour and heartfelt honesty, Christian Einshøj's documentary The Mountains sees a family heal by confronting pain.
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A Happy Man spotlights universal tales in The Changing Face of Europe.
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Davis Guggenheim captures the life of Michael J. Fox in Still, a deeply moving account of the actor's life in film and television, told largely through the roles he's created.
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