The gripping Defiant documentary follows four Ukrainian politicians as they negotiate for peace and find diplomatic routes to end the war.
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An interview with Defiant director Karim Amer and producer Mike Lerner about telling the story of Ukraine's plight and the fight against fascism.
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Steve James' A Compassionate Spy tells the story of Ted Hall, who leaked secrets to the Russians while assisting with the Manhattan Project.
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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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The interrogation of Hans Blix's handling of the Iraq arms question is made all the more fascinating by the blind spots one sees in Blix Not Bombs.
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Loudmouth smartly examines the Black Lives Matter movement through a look back at Reverend Al Sharpton's outspokenness while campaigning for the rights of Black Americans.
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In Jerry Brown: The Disrupter, Marina Zenovich profiles the two-time governor of California, former presidential hopeful, and career politician.
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Rachel Grady and Heidi Ewing explore the fight for a press press in Endangered with the stories of journalists reporting and photographing from the front lines.
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Mink is a New York Times Op-Doc from director Ben Proudfoot, about Patsy Mink, who played a crucial role in the development of law prohibiting sex-based discrimination.
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An interview with Montreal filmmaker and journalist Francine Pelletier about her documentary The Battle for Québec's Soul (Bataille pour l’âme du Québec), which asks what happened to a province that once looked
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