Fanie Pelletier's documentary Bloom (Jouvencelles) explores how young women create their identities and forge connections in the social media age.
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The displaced narrator gives enigmatic voice to essay films by speaking offscreen.
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Paul B. Preciado's Orlando: My Political Biography takes a cue from Virginia Woolf to explore identity and imagination in all their forms.
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If/Then Hulu Short Documentary Lab invites applications with an emphasis on LGBTQIA+ storytellers to participate in its next intensive lab, which includes a $30,000 production grant for winners.
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NFB documentary Unarchived considers the hidden histories and politics of curating public archives, and the stories of archivists who seek a more inclusive history.
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Kristen Lovell and Zackary Drucker chronicles the stories of Black transwomen sex workers in New York's meatpacking district in The Stroll.
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An interview with KOKOMO CITY director D. Smith about documenting the lives of Black transwomen and opening up necessary conversations about race, representation, and the right to belong.
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It's Only Life After All celebrates the careers of Indigo Girls musicians and activists Amy Ray and Emily Saliers.
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Sundance documentary shorts include Will You Look at Me, Liturgy of Anti-Tank Obstacles, Kylie, Call Me Mommy, and Margie Soudek’s Salt and Pepper Shakers.
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Brutal and essential, Theo Montoya's hybrid documentary Anhell69 is the best kind of trangressive documentary filmmaking.
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