Fairy Creek observes the historic protests over old growth logging in B.C. and the complexity of privilege entailed within factions of activism.
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NFB archvial doc The Stand revisits the 1985 standoff between land defenders of the Haida Nation and loggers on Lyell Island.
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The voices of Sudanese activists come together in Sudan, Remember Us, an observational portrait of the fight for democracy.
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Pirópolis observes the efforts of firefighters in Valparaíso, Chile as they try to contain forest fires while the flames of cultural unrest burn around them.
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Norwegian Democrazyis a movie of the moment that offers a nuanced consideration of the fine line between free speech and hate speech.
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A hunger strike at California’s Pelican Bay State Prison gives America's enthusiasm for punitive incarceration a hard look.
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Yintah directors Michael Toledano and Jennifer Wickham discuss their documentary about the fight to preserve Witsuwit’en land.
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Fredrik Gertten examines a web of connected social inequalities in Breaking Social, and the writers and protesters drawing attention to abuses of power.
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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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Who's Afraid of Nathan Law? is a display of the cunning nature of students, and a reminder of the potential felt with the world at one's feet.
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