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Pope Francis addresses inquiries from global audiences, offering his perspectives on subjects such as environmental issues, migration, excessive consumption, and fairness within society.

Following a late 18th-century legal ruling that established corporations as legal persons, they have become a powerful force in global economics, politics, and society. This film offers a psychological exploration of this…

This film offers an intimate journey with the cast and crew of "Sense8," providing a comprehensive look at the creation of the acclaimed series.

"Nose and Tina" is a moving story set in a quiet industrial town about two people who find love despite the challenges of their jobs. Nose works as a brakeman on the…

A documentary team journeys to the remote Himalayan villages of Bhutan to follow two happiness agents in their forties. These agents travel twice a year, spending a month and a half at…

A homeless man living in a Minneapolis encampment shares his firsthand view of the persistent homelessness crisis.

Four young girls get ready for a special Daddy Daughter Dance with their fathers, who are inmates at a Washington, D.C. jail, as part of an unusual fatherhood initiative.

Inspired by the 1950 film "Born Yesterday," "Born Sexy Yesterday" explores the hidden complexities beneath a seemingly superficial image of some women, revealing deeper stories that connect with many. On October 1,…

The 1999 release of *The Matrix* ignited a cultural explosion. A documentary now examines the film series, exploring its surprisingly prescient themes.

Dear Thirteen offers a thoughtful look at today's teenagers, capturing their experiences as a generation navigating complex issues. The film follows nine thirteen-year-olds as they grapple with challenges like rising anti-Semitism in…

Golek Garwo is a monthly matchmaking event in Yogyakarta. Basri (62), a man seeking love among many hopeful participants, connects with Musiyem (56), another attendee. They decide to marry as part of…

More than a thousand people have been charged with breaking into the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, in a highly publicized attempt to overturn the election. Roughly 15% of those charged…

Cleaners work tirelessly and quietly in places all over society – schools, offices, hospitals, and streets. Their hard work keeps everything functioning. *Invisible* shows how we are connected to their efforts and…

In France, a restorative justice program allows victims and offenders to meet and talk in safe, supervised environments. Introduced in 2014 to support the traditional justice system, this initiative aims to provide…

In a rundown Soviet retirement home, a lively group of elderly residents find purpose by performing Shakespeare. But despite their theatrical life, loneliness persists. The line between their performances and their real…

In 2002, Sjaak and Clara established the Netherlands' first food bank. They've continued their work since stepping down from the food bank's management. They now operate a soup kitchen and the Social…

Following World War II, North Americans channeled their growing wealth into building suburbs. These communities offered the promise of space, affordability, family life, and opportunity – effectively becoming the American Dream. Over…

"The Living Room of the Nation" is a documentary film exploring various Finnish living rooms. It's a story about change, the passage of time, and the human need for connection and visibility.

Namibia, often called "Africa Light" by its white residents, initially presents an idyllic image of romance and natural beauty – a land seemingly free from hardship and extreme inequality. However, beneath this…

Poverty, Inc. examines the less visible aspects of charitable work. The film looks at organizations ranging from disaster relief groups to companies like TOMS Shoes, as well as adoption programs and agricultural…

Writer Truman Jones seeks guidance from the reclusive, elderly poet Roderick Usher by visiting him at his secluded home.

This documentary serves as a stark warning about the risks of excessive government power over people's lives. It reveals how individual freedoms can be gradually eroded.

Sebastian Youngstrum's life changes when he encounters the charismatic Max Taymer, opening a door to a hidden world. As they explore taboo sexual experiences, the boundaries between fantasy and reality dissolve. Sebastian…

At a Paris hospital's immigrant services, we witness the hardship and vulnerability of those seeking help.

David Groß, a chef and author, journeys through five European countries, cooking only with discarded food. Driven by curiosity, he investigates food waste and offers surprising solutions. In a playful and thought-provoking…

Emma lives with her boyfriend Eric in a secluded house in the woods. She is slowly losing herself, overwhelmed by loneliness and suffocated by their intense love.

An 80-year-old drag queen unexpectedly connects with a younger queen, each grappling with questions of gender and the passage of time. Through their growing bond, they both begin to understand what it…

This found-footage adaptation of Burroughs's 1964 novel explores cut-ups, the control machine, and the algebra of need. It follows Inspector Lee and the Nova Police as they confront the Nova Mob: Sammy…

Anurag reflects on Tanvi, his first love, with whom he's lost touch for years. Their paths cross again, raising the question of whether their past romance can be revived.

Director Irie Yu, known for *Memoirs of a Murder* and the *8000 MILES: SR Saitama's Rapper* series, presents a story set in a provincial city. It follows three brothers caught in a…

Over three years, *Pariah Dog* offers a vibrant look at Kolkata through the eyes of four people and the dogs they've rescued. These individuals have dedicated themselves to caring for neglected street…

In the war-torn Donbas region of Ukraine, single mother Anna and her four children create a haven of life and light amidst constant bombings and chaos. Driven by their shared passion for…

DFW Punk documents the vibrant punk and new wave music scene of Dallas/Ft. Worth. It challenges the common perception of late 1970s Texas as solely defined by cowboys, country music, and religious…

A young transgender woman struggles to accept and understand who she truly is.

Three months before the 2019 World Cup, the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team sued the United States Soccer Federation for gender discrimination. This film features the players – including Megan Rapinoe, Jessica…

Blade Babji (Allari Naresh), a skilled pickpocket, sets out to raise 4 crore rupees to save the slum dwellers in his neighborhood from a ruthless property developer. He and his crew travel…

Frank Matter's film explores four individuals born on June 8, 1964, in different parts of the world – essentially, his "twins." The film weaves together their life stories with extensive archival footage,…

'Bleeding Heart' is a compelling drama set on death row, exploring the difficult choices surrounding redemption and the lasting pain of loss. The story follows public defender Delaram as she is assigned…

Matt, a self-absorbed young lawyer, visits his eccentric grandfather, a recluse living off-grid, to stop him from distributing his estate. Ultimately, Matt finds himself reconsidering his own priorities. Starring Jason London and…

Eleven strangers band together to help a young gay man flee deadly violence in Uganda. But when a global pandemic strikes, and disagreements arise about what's best for him, their dedication is…

A series of interviews with ex-drug dealers, doctors who frequently prescribed opioids, and DEA agents reveal a disturbing scheme by the pharmaceutical industry to aggressively market opioid painkillers to a poor community.

This film explores the history of neoliberalism, examining its origins and how this ideology continues to shape governmental decisions and everyday life today.

This documentary explores Greece and Europe's past and recent history, spanning from World War II to the present economic crisis. It presents a collection of stories examining this period. As stated by…

The film explores the challenges faced by women on the Canadian prairies as they fight for a fairer and more compassionate society within the farming community and beyond. In the early 1900s,…

In the age of social media, outrage seems constant. While people have always been easily offended, the ability to quickly organize public opposition has never been stronger. Now, it feels like a…