The filmmaker’s search for jokes told by Palestinians yields both cultural insights and pointed commentary behind the humor.

After several failed ventures, the youngest chef ever to earn three stars from the New York Times tries to re-establish himself in the competitive world of fine dining.

Carteret Islanders have no time for debate about climate change. They are too busy counting the days they have left on their beloved islands before…

This year, for the first time, Full Frame will offer as a separate program a selection of the short films screening in the NEW DOCS…

Irina Markova loves training poodles, large and small, under the circus big top, creating a glittery symbiosis between herself and her fluffy cream and caramel colored dogs.

With its thirst-inducing series of images and sounds, this charming, nostalgic short takes us into the last seltzer factory in New York.

A somber look into the lives of three parents whose children have gone missing, this short film strikes a strong emotional chord.

In this oddly suspenseful and ethereal short film, an early morning commute leads to a surprisingly transcendent destination.

Vinh is a Cambodian boy sick from arsenic poisoning who knows he may not have long to live but dreams of falling in love and becoming a karaoke star.