Following the latest episode of domestic violence, Fiorella - mother of three - decides to leave her husband, their house and life to free herself after 40 years of marriage.

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.

An anthropology student and her boyfriend, a film student, are working on a documentary about a community of hunter-gatherers in Argentina.

Rio de Janeiro, August 2016. The Summer Olympics are in full swing. A few steps away from the Maracanã stadium, but far from the international attention, a hundred pauperized families live together in an abandoned building.

A community of electrically sensitive people is fleeing to a remote region of West Virginia called the National Radio Quiet Zone. Seeking refuge from the proliferation of wireless technology, this community lives in the shadow of one of the world's largest and most sensitive radio telescopes...

Creative documentary focusing on several eccentric individuals who care for and love often-neglected street dogs in Kolkata, India.

An elderly woman lives her last years of life at home in the care of her daughters. In this enviroment of serenity in which they lead their daily lifes, an awareness of death is emerging. Silence and loneliness creates an atmosphere where hope and faith seek shelter so as not to become extinct.

Workhorse follows three humans whose work and lives are deeply connected with their stoic equine partners. Filmed in beautiful black-and-white, this lyrical documentary reflects on and honours our ancient dependence on horse power.

Unlike most teenagers, Juan’s idea of fun is creating soap-operas together with his frail 96-year-old grandmother, Rosa.

One man standing in the way of a petrochemical plant expansion refuses to give up.

As Director Amy Jenkins welcomes her first child into the world, she also must negotiate the cancer diagnoses of her mother and sister, whom fall ill within the same year.

A filmmaker embarks on a journey to connect with her father through beekeeping after he is diagnosed with COPD, a degenerative lung disease.

Oscar Brizuela is an 80 year old actor. He lives at a Theatre House, an institution for retired actors and people from the entertainment business industry.

Confined in a hospice for the terminally ill, Harley Prosper is decided to defy his own dead until the last moment.

A group of female fighters from the Kurdistan Workers’ Party set up a camp in the mountains under constant attacks from Daesh, and the Turkish and Iranian armed forces. These girls and young women left their families to protect the families of others. Together, they train in combat, venture into war zones and then come back to the heavily mined hills.

A meditation, in blue, on the city in winter.

In the spring of 2008, car wash workers throughout Los Angeles formed the Carwash Workers Organizing Committee of the United Steelworkers (USW), a precursor to eventual plans to unionize the informal workers of a multi-million dollar industry rampant with exploitation.

Across the racially segregated landscape of St. Louis County, Missouri, thousands of people are routinely sent to jail because they cannot pay local court fines and fees. The vast majority of those fined are poor and are Black.

The plastic spoon was able to feign harmless unimportance until the moment Laila Pakalniņa, a distinctive international documentary filmmaker, cast her piercing glance its way.

What is peace? What is coexistence? And what are the bases for them?

A cinema-verite documentary which closely follows a heated election campaign in Japan, revealing the true nature of "democracy."

In response to the Fukushima disaster, Yama-san is running an election campaign with an anti-nuclear message. But unlike last time, he has no money, no machine, no nothing. Does he even stand a chance?

Portrayed in black and white photography, this observational documentary poetically depicts the twilight days of a village and its people by the dreamlike Inland Sea.

Feature length documentary that observes and depicts the rich and complex world of small oyster factories including its fishermen and workers.

Theatre 1 is a feature length documentary, which closely depicts the world of Oriza Hirata, Japan’s leading playwright and director, and his theatrical company, Seinendan.

Theatre 2 (Series #4) is a feature documentary, which depicts the relationship between Japan’s leading playwright and director Hirata and the world we live in.

Loving, captivating portrait of the director’s father based on the latter’s 1970 round the world journey.

A collage of fragmented shots of an apartment captured on 16mm film might seem mundane at first glance, but in the urgent density of light, material, and movement, it evokes a special emotional rhythm, which is underscored by David M. Shum's spherical sound pattern that evaporates from the space but will never be lost.

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.