Sugar Babies observes sex work in the age of social media, and the economic hardships that may necessitate it for America's youths.
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The handsomely and lovingly assembled archival documentary Selena y Los Dinos celebrates the life and music of singer Selena Quintanilla.
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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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Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore follows the Oscar winning actor's fight for change and accessibility in Hollywood and for better representation for Deaf artists.
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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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Predators examines the strange success of the hit 1990s' series To Catch a Predator and tries to understand why it still leaves one uneasy.
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Five students compete in the original oration championships as Speak proves why the competition doc is a winning formula when done right.
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André Is an Idiot, the story of André Ricciardi and his rude awakening after an overly delayed colonoscopy, is both tragic and hilarious.
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The life and legacy of filmmaker Robert A. Nakamura, aka the "godfather of Asian American media," is examined by his son, Tadashi, in Third Act.
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An interview with Life After director Reid Davenport and producer Colleen Cassingham on their documentary about dying and disability rights.
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