Laura Poitras delivers a masterpiece with All the Beauty and the Bloodshed and its portrait of photographer Nan Goldin's fight against Big Pharma.
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An interview with Parastoo Anoushahpour on her experimental short film The Time That Separates Us, inspired by the Sodom and Gomorrah tale of Lot.
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In Her Hands is a powerful portrait of former mayor Zarifa Ghafari and the fight for women's rights in contemporary Afghanistan.
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Vinay Shukla offers a riveting portrait of journalist Ravish Kumar that captures the frenzied state of journalism with While We Watched.
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With Concrete Valley, Antoine Bourges crafts a slice of life hybrid film about new Canadians in Toronto straddling two worlds.
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In Black Ice, Hubert Davis deconstructs systemic racism in hockey and highlights the Black athletes have persevered in perceived 'white spaces'.
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Adirley Queiros and Joana Pimenta craft an empowering, if occasionally disorienting, hybrid film with women from the Brazilian favelas in Dry Ground Burning.
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An interview with The Grab director Gabriela Cowperthwaite and investigative journalist Nate Halverson on their riveting documentary thriller about food scarcity and connected human rights issues.
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Sinead O'Shea's Pray for Our Sinners gives voice to women who were trained to see their priests as instruments of God.
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Sebastien Lifshitz's documentary Casa Susanna, about a Catskills commune for transgender women, is an emotional must-see film.
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