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Eva Weber, the award-winning director of City of Cranes,offers us a delicate meditation on memory, impermanence, and self. In an unnamed storage warehouse in an…
MORE ›This inspiring film follows three members of the Lethal Ladies step-dance team at the Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women. With the support of their intrepid coach and an uncompromising counselor, they are determined to attend college.
MORE ›This inspiring film follows three members of the Lethal Ladies step-dance team at the Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women. With the support of their intrepid coach and an uncompromising counselor, they are determined to attend college.
MORE ›In this enthralling film, which consists of one 27-minute-long take, a routine morning walk becomes a journey of transcendence.
MORE ›Stevie Fielding, the victim/victimizer at the center of the film, is surrounded by a web of neighbors, helpers and kin whose distinct voices and unschooled…
MORE ›Ten years later, Steve James visits a young man to whom he was a Big Brother and finds him at a turbulent crossroads in his life.
MORE ›Although it was made over three decades ago, this examination of the black American middle class remains a landmark documentary. Made to challenge negative stereotypes…
MORE ›A series of frank conversations with mature women about their desires and how they have dealt with their sexual needs as partnered, or single, heterosexual…
MORE ›Reflections of a man with genetic immunity from AIDS, and the impact of watching his longtime partner die from the same disease.
MORE ›A humane horror film about the body as an object of dissection. Donors explain their reasons as they go about their daily lives. With scientific…
MORE ›A filmmaker comforts her Colombian grandmother as they examine the wreckage of her home in Waveland, Mississippi. Paola Mendoza feared that her grandmother, who cannot…
MORE ›In rural China, a determined, courageous woman balances her fame as an eloquent and frank poet with societal expectations around disability, independence, and family obligation.
MORE ›This essential history of gay rights in America centers on June 27, 1969, the night that patrons of a Greenwich Village bar, the Stonewall Inn,…
MORE ›Over the past 15 years, with more Americans getting their news from Facebook one in four newspapers have closed in the U.S. With a circulation…
MORE ›A heartbreaking exposé of Cambodia’s human trafficking system, revealed through the stories of two guiltless “recruiters” and a young woman who was sold into slavery and escaped.
MORE ›This inspiring film tells a story about the boundary pushers who shape souls and give children strange dreams. The stars of Story & Pictures By are picture book creators changing the narrative for the next generation, even when their own lives are not fairytales.
MORE ›After discovering a stranger’s box of family photos on the sidewalk, Oksman pieces together a sketch of the Modlins’ bizarre lives.
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