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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Khartoum is an unique hybrid film lets five Sudanese refugees re-enact their stories after they're forced to flee their homes.
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Cutting Through Rocks observes politician Sara Shahverdi as she makes history as the first woman elected to public officer in her remote Iranian town.
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Two women set off with an ambitious mission to free Nairobi's libraries from their colonial past in How to Build a Library.
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An interview with Life After director Reid Davenport and producer Colleen Cassingham on their documentary about dying and disability rights.
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Moving documentary The Cowboy and the Queen chronicles the friendship between horse trainer Monty Roberts and Queen Elizabeth II.
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In Hollywoodgate, Ibrahim Nash'at observes the Taliban's return to power for one year following the U.S. troops withdrawal of August 2021.
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Koutkekout / At All Kost observes as artists prepare and rehearse for the Festival 4 Chemins in Port-au-Prince Haiti.
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