Full Frame alumni Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady (12th and Delaware) return with an affecting and modern symphony of Detroit, a casualty and the epitome…

With the rise of slow and local food movements over the last few years, America’s regional food cultures have become a boutique industry. So when…

“By the time I was born, part of the story was already over. And another, different story, was just beginning.” These are the words of…

With intimate access to the artist, Alison Klayman presents a portrait of Chinese photographer, sculptor, architect, and activist Ai Weiwei. Captured over the course of…

Tom Fassaert’s debut feature film is a mesmerizing black-and-white elegy for the Belgian village of Doel. Located across the river from the mega-port of Antwerp…

In this enthralling film, which consists of one 27-minute-long take, a routine morning walk becomes a journey of transcendence.

Reflections of a man with genetic immunity from AIDS, and the impact of watching his longtime partner die from the same disease.

The story of Esperanto, the language that attempts to span all boundaries, through archival footage and contemporary interviews with those who practice its art.

This lush character-driven short takes us for an enjoyable cruise on the hardest-working little boats in New York Harbor.