Chinese artist, philosopher, and dissident Ai Weiwei stages Puccini's opera Turandot with nods to COVID-19, the migration crisis, and the war in Ukraine.
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Unwelcomed shares the plight of Venezuelans escaping to Chile with the promise of better prospects, only to find hostility from locals.
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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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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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Sareen Hairabedian delivers an astonishing first feature with My Sweet Land, which observes life under threat of war through a child's eyes.
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Anastasiia Bortuali chronicles the lives of Ukrainian refugees adapting to a new life in Iceland with Temporary Shelter.
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Lina Vdovîi crafts a compelling and deeply personal account of abuse with her investigation into her father's work situation in Tata.
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Errol Morris provocatively examines the politics of migration and border control across White House administrations in Separated.
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Mike Hoolboom's Waves, Lina Rodriguez's Mis dos voces, Jacquelyn Mills' Geographies of Solitude, and Terra Jean Long's Feet in Water, Head on Fire are four Canadian independent films that display a hand-made
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