The 1985 assassination of a Palestinian American activist triggers a deeper exploration of a history of racism inWho Killed Alex Odeh?
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The stories of Black soldiers who formed the special forces unit during the Vietnam War reflect a secondary war in Soul Patrol as they continued to experience racism while fighting for their
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Filmmaker Jeremy Xido returns to his home town in Sons of Detroit and explores questions of race, privilege, equity, and opportunity.
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An interview with The Librarians director Kim A. Snyder on her documentary about book banning across the U.S.A. and the fight to protect young minds.
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True North shows how the Canadian dream turned into a nightmare for a group of Haitian students who were seeking a better life with the 1969 student occupation in Montreal.
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An interview with True North director Michèle Stephenson on her documentary about the 1969 occupation at Sir George Williams University and the larger global currents of which it was a part.
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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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Geeta Gandbhir makes an extraordinary directorial debut with The Perfect Neighbor, a found footage consideration of an American tragedy.
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Brittany Shyne makes a striking feature debut with Seeds by poetically examining the stories of Black farmers fighting systemic racism.
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In All God's Children, Ondi Timoner observes as her sister, Rabbi Rachel Timoner, and Revered Dr. Robert Waterman take a leap of faith.
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