Films
Robert Evans, the first actor to become head of a major film studio, narrates this Hollywood insider tell-all detailing his rise, his fall, and his rise again.
MORE ›Colombian anti-corruption crusader Ingrid Betancourt believes “there is a price to pay for a woman who wants to live her life completely.” For Betancourt, that…
MORE ›A personal documentary about the emotional reality of letting your child grow up and go away to college, this film is also a window into modern-day parenting made possible by the age of digital videography.
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.
MORE ›This entrance into the world of voguing contrasts the energy and pulse of ball culture with the intimate and emotional stories of a group of young LGBTQ people of color.
MORE ›In Kenya’s tea highlands, one man’s claim to his family’s stolen land sets Mr. Mungai against a multinational giant. His fight draws a local news producer into a battle that exposes buried histories, family secrets, and the unfinished business of colonial power.
MORE ›When is the past truly past? Bob Bechtel, a prominent psychology professor at Arizona University, decides to reveal to his extended family, colleagues, and students…
MORE ›After a suicide bomber attacks his wedding in Jordan, Ashraf Al-Khaled courageously condemns jihadist terrorism around the world.
MORE ›A whimsical mix of interview and animation depicts childhood confusion about where babies come from.
MORE ›Oscar-winning filmmaker Jessica Yu brings a whimsical yet thoughtful touch to the gap between childhood imagination and grown-up facts regarding the birds and the bees.…
MORE ›This short gem documents one of the most surreal moments in presidential history, when Elvis Presley volunteered for drug enforcement duty during a meeting with…
MORE ›Forty years after opening Le Bec-Fin, French chef Georges Perrier strives to keep his landmark restaurant relevant in a culinary world of new stars and shifting tastes.
MORE ›The “King” is an outsider artist whose scrawled rants of graffiti found a few admirers in contemporary Hong Kong. This short film considers the King’s…
MORE ›This portrait of Martin Luther King Jr. is not a sentimental tribute to a fallen leader. It is the biography of a movement, from the…
MORE ›Abdul Edhi’s kingdom is a bustling village without borders—it houses drug rehabilitation clinics, homes for the elderly, the largest ambulance service in the world, and…
MORE ›The U.S.-Mexico drug war is humarized through the stories of a U.S. federal agent, a former drug smuggler, and an activist nun.
MORE ›If you’ve ever complained about your neighbor’s garish holiday decorations, it’s time to visit the outer boroughs of New York, where the spirit of “abbondanza”…
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