In this arresting companion piece to The Act of Killing, an Indonesian optometrist confronts the men who murdered his brother and demands accountability ina society silenced by fear.

This romantic whirl through the British film archives captures love and courtship in the 20th century through a kaleidoscopic montage of clips.

An elite climbing team tries to ascend the treacherous Shark’s Fin on Mount Meru. Remarkably photographed by the climbers themselves, their journey tests the boundaries of endurance, trust, and friendship.

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.

This behindthe-scenes film, shot over five years, follows the unlikely team who fought to overturn California’s ban on same-sex marriage.

Four fearless activists from the Human Rights Watch’s Emergency Team take us to the frontlines of Syria and Libya as they investigate and document war crimes.

Is a college degree worth the price? This sweeping examination of higher education questions the value of college in an era of rising tuition costs and staggering student debt.

Historical footage and personal reflections transport us to Saigon in April 1975 and reveal the moral quandaries surrounding the order to evacuate American citizens only.

This deeply poetic and personal document uses hundreds of clay figurines to recreate events and validate memories of the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.

Transgender singer-songwriter Rae Spoon tours Canada in this impressionistic merging of dreamy music videos and intimate interviews.