A shivery meditation on the poisonous social media speculation that flourished in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Augustina Comedi weaves together a complex and moving portrait of her late father Jaime, constructed from more than 100 hours of videotape he recorded as a hobby prior to his untimely death.

Varda, the most exuberant and generous filmmaker of her generation, invents here an expansive cine-self-portrait in which she explores the beaches of her life.

For the past several months, the infamous refugee camp in Calais has been home for a young Afghani boy. His daily experiences and his feelings about life are reflected in his letters to his parents, which paint a picture of the inescapable situation of hopelessness.

Based on remains of Argentine films that were never completed, The Endless Film is a parallel history of cinema.

Iron ore mining is causing the northern Swedish town of Kiruna to sink into the ground. 6000 inhabitants must move a few kilometres away from their lifelong home, taking houses, town hall, and church with them.

12-year-old Kwinten loves to play outside. His father is a commander on a Belgian navy ship and is often away at sea for weeks. For Kwinten, his father is his hero and he misses him a lot. But Kwinten has found ways to deal with that.

Inaugurated by Lanusse’s military government and built under the motto “The neighborhood of the future”, Lugano I and II is today a place filled with signs and paths their promoters left for good. The film moves among the ghosts of the past and life in the present.

Opened in 1987, Wildside was one of the only places to offer a full male-to-female transformation through makeup, clothing and hair.

Clear and No Screws profiles SendAPackage, a wholesale warehouse founded by ex-prisoner Chris Barrett where all of the items sold meet the 36-page list of rules regulating packages allowed into the New York prison system.

Biographical film of the deceased film critic, Harry Alan Potamkin, who believed in the force of the film structure analogue to the marxist dialectical ideology.

A minimalist observational portrait of 94-year-old Concepcion presents the life of a person suffering with mental illness for fifty years.

What if the danses macabres, beyond their grimacing folklore, staged the death of the Middle Ages and the invention, in the middle of the 15th century, of modern Europe?

Set in a country where a dictator has been successfully persuading the nation with his fiery speeches about their superiority and the justifications for military expansion, the bacteria of a very destructive form of leprosy has been spreading

ôtênaw is a film documenting the oral storytelling of Dwayne Donald, an educator from Treaty 6, Edmonton Canada.

We follow the filmmaker's struggle to reconstruct a period of her life when she lost her memory.

An old man is troubled by the story, which he heard when he was a boy. At the end of WWII, an Italian officer was captured by the partisans, and later shot and buried close to the old man’s house. There is no real proof that the story is true. However, he is afraid of digging to see if any bones lie underneath.

With only a library book as his guide, 14-year-old William Kamkwamba builds a windmill in his Malawian village that changes his life forever

Imagine a world where a little boy can grow up to be the woman of his dreams, and a young girl can rise to become a leader among men. Welcome to Kumu Hina's Hawai'i.

Neil Platt ponders the last months of his life. Within a year, he goes from being a healthy young father to becoming completely paralyzed 1from the neck down. As his body gets weaker, his perspective on life changes.

Can we contain some of the deadliest, most long-lasting substances ever produced?

The film that explores the messy truths​ embedded in all fights for environmental and social justice.

Fifty conversations exploring the many different shades of being “gay” in America.

The injustice of solitary confinement and the transformative power of art are explored in Herman’s House, a feature documentary that follows the unlikely friendship between a New York artist and one of America’s most famous inmates as they collaborate on an acclaimed art project...

Stories of everyday Americans fighting to keep their blood, water and air safe from pollution.

Meditation on the passing of time, the praxis of photography and film, digital versus analog, and the fractured love of a father for his son.

Candid portrait of citizens, police, community advocates, and government officials on the frontlines during three years of unparalleled, escalating violence in Baltimore.

Lush landscapes of southern Chile witnessed the life and absence of José Huenante from his childhood until his early disappearance at the hands of cops in 2005. Today, an image of his face replete streets of Puerto Montt city with slogan: “Disappeared in democracy”.

In Rio de Janeiro, more than 16, 000 civilians have been killed in police operations over the past twenty years, all in the name of self-defence. This powerful and disturbing film follows the mothers of these victims as they fight for justice against a corrupt and brutal system.

This urgent documentary explores the militarization of local police departments—in their tactics, training, and acquisition of equipment—since 9/11. With unprecedented access to police conventions, equipment expos, and officers themselves, filmmaker Craig Atkinson, the son of a SWAT team member, has crafted an eye-popping nonpartisan look at the changing face of law enforcement in America.