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Liverpudlian teenager Freda Kelly was the Beatles secretary and tells “one of the last true stories of the Beatles you’ll ever hear.”
MORE ›An inspired citizen decides to run for mayor on a daring platform: that embracing the arrival of refugees may be the key to revitalizing his Bulgarian village.
MORE ›Although few words are spoken between themselves, monks at a Greek Orthodox monastery in Lebanon provide voiceovers to their daily routines—their devout thoughts echo the beauty of their solitude. World Premiere
MORE ›An aging farmer runs a biodynamic farm in the Danish countryside, prioritizing spiritual methods over contemporary standards. Will new regulations threaten his way of life?
MORE ›Abu Dis is an Arab village situated in the shadows of Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives. During the summer of 2002, the Israeli government build a…
MORE ›Come to the Lower East Side and meet Magda, with her uncanny knowledge of what women need from their brassieres. Anyone can fit women for…
MORE ›During WWII, 25,000 conscientious objectors served as non-combatants in the armed services, in the medical and chaplains corps. Over 12,000 went into Civilian Public Service…
MORE ›Throughout his career, Martin Scorsese has brilliantly documented the world around him. Not since Mean Streets had a subject seemed more tailor-made for his talents…
MORE ›Terry Linehan made this short, caring and unpretentious film about the family that runs the Goody Goody Omelet House and the “extended family” of regular…
MORE ›In a global economic chain linking the United States to India to Israel, the incredibly intimate act of baby making has been outsourced.
MORE ›Goshogoaka is a structural film, one that will cause many to re-evaluate the definition of “documentary.” Consisting entirely of six ten-minute takes of a gymnasium…
MORE ›Absorbing and gritty, this documentary has plot, suspense and characters more compelling than any fiction film. Granted total access to a Harlem self-help drug abuse…
MORE ›Changing winds blowing through a field of grass create mesmerizing patterns and otherworldy landscapes in this symphony of sound and movement.
MORE ›When a puzzle-obsessed grandfather refuses to discuss his past, his granddaughter travels to photograph the Hungarian castle where he grew up and turn it into a puzzle. What starts as a simple mission becomes a deeper exploration of displacement and home.
MORE ›From 1976 to 1983 a brutal regime in Argentina “disappeared” thousands, including hundreds of pregnant women who gave birth in concentration camps before they were…
MORE ›Gray Days considers the state of the exploding population of the incarcerated elderly. This intellectually provocative short film follows the stories of two elderly inmates…
MORE ›In this gripping, disturbing and important work, filmmaker Joe Berlinger (Metallica: Some Kind of Monster and Brother’s Keeper) journeys to Austria with a group of…
MORE ›The fat’s in the fire—Pat’s, Geno’s, Jim’s, or Tony Luke’s? Cheese whiz or provolone? The meat, the roll, or the restaurant hygiene? Young or old,…
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