On November 20, 1983, ABC broadcasted The Day After to 100 million people, setting a record for the highest-rated made-for-TV film. Set in the small…

When international forces pull out of Afghanistan in 2014, the ill-equopped troops of the Afghan National Army take over control of the extremely dangerous Helmand Province.

On the Croatian island of Vis, a pan-social cast of characters engage in a stormy debate on their future, reminding us of the loss of both storytelling and listening cultures. Fishermen, youth, workers, intellectuals, the mayor, and the wealthy South African owner of the deteriorating cannery “Neptun” build up the main character of the film which is the collective culture of memory and empathy.

A small town tucked quietly away in the Italian Alps is chosen to host the 2016 Wikimania conference—an annual meeting of international Wikipedia contributors—and the townspeople unite to welcome the newcomers and the new technological age. North American Premiere

This chaotic, farcical document of the rising tide of protest against Vladimir Putin’s rule in Russia centers around three young leaders of the opposition movement.

In Gibraltar, tensions flare when unruly monkeys intrude upon the domesticated lifestyle of their human neighbors.

The Uru-eu–wau-wau people have lived in the Amazonian rainforest for generations, but it wasn’t until 1981 that they had their first contact with the outside…