The downfall of former Liberian dictator Charles Taylor is told in Betrayal with the story of Cindor Reeves, a family member who fought for peace at a personal cost.
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Aisha's Story is a personable if slight documentary that observes a Palestinian woman in Baqa’a refugee camp as she makes food from home.
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An interview with Spare My Bones, Coyote! director Jonah Malak about capturing the story of a couple that recovers the remains of lost migrants.
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Rosana Matecki's Casas Muertas observes the lives of Venezuelans who stayed behind amid a violent collective exodus.
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Filmmaker Nina Paninnguaq Skydsbjerg befriends Ruth, a Greelandic woman serving an indeterminate prison sentence, in Walls – Akinni Inuk.
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In Marriage Cops, filmmakers Shashwati Talukdar and Cheryl Hess observe police officers in action at India's Women's Hotline.
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Find out where No Other Land is streaming as the Oscar winning documentary becomes available with proceeds going to the people of Masafer Yatta.
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Films like October 8 and The Encampments illustrate the polarized culture wars playing out in the documentary space over Israel and Palestine.
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ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio argues for the rights of trans youth in a Supreme Court case with far-reaching implications in Heightened Scrutiny.
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In Deaf President Now! participants in the 1988 protest at Gallaudet University recall their fight to be heard and their campaign for the rights for Deaf people.
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