Films
One Thing in Nothing & GIVE & Mossville: When Great Trees Fall
MORE ›In Kenya, a dedicated team of rangers watches over Sudan, the world’s last male northern white rhino. Rampant poaching has decimated his subspecies, yet hope remains thanks to his incredible caregivers who are set on both preventing and recovering loss.
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MORE ›Stud Country / American Seams / Je m’apelle Mariia / Ever Since, I Have Been Flying
MORE ›In this brave and sensitive film, Nanfu Wang examines the traumatic history of China’s One Child Policy. With the birth of her first baby, she begins to question her family’s own experiences under the program, which gives way to a broader exploration of its lasting imprint.
MORE ›The only remaining flophouse on the Bowery is shown here in all its glory. Straight-on documentary style yields a non-sentimental portrait of the drinkers, horse-players,…
MORE ›This portrat of the “father of BASE jumping,” Carl Boenish, weaves recollections from friends and family through and astounding array of his own daring 16mm documentation.
MORE ›When Morgan Spurlock embarks on a quest to eat three meals a day at McDonald’s for 30 days, he expects to gain weight. But is…
MORE ›A film critic’s list of important auteurs in American cinema might include Orson Welles, Howard Hawks, John Ford, Nicholas Ray and…Mom. Over her fading but…
MORE ›You’ve heard of Bollywood, but have you been introduced to Mollywood—Indian films made by and for the Muslim community of India? In the impoverished, film-obsessed…
MORE ›As entertaining as it is heartfelt, this star-studded film celebrates the adventurous life of talent manager, producer, and dealmaker extraordinaire Shep Gordon.
MORE ›Hafsat Abiola fights to realize her parents’ dreams of alleviating poverty and ending military dictatorship in this powerful look into the Nigerian pro-democracy movement.
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