The 2024 election is in danger: 8,500 self-proclaimed vigilante vote-fraud hunters have already challenged the rights of 851,000 voters of color. Investigative reporter Greg Palast (Guardian/Rolling Stone) hunts down the MAGA vigilantes including one dressed like Doc Holliday—with his loaded 6-gu...

Our story follows voters, candidates hoping to make a difference, and activists while they fight for disabled, veteran, immigrant and Native American voter rights, as well as tackle the deep-seated issue of the black disenfranchised voter. We document the highs and lows of these important people ...

Discover the inspiring story of Keturah Farms, a new documentary film that follows the journey of a remarkable woman on a mission to feed a billion people. The movie explores the challenges and triumphs of building sustainable farms in Africa and empowering local farmers to create a better future...

Dive into the captivating narrative of HoodTrophy Bino - a California hip-hop artist from the projects of South Central and Palmdale, discovered by Soulja Boy in jail, and destined to overcome the generational curse of poverty and incarceration plaguing all of the males in his immediate and exte...

An Indigenous Tasmanian photographer, Ricky started as a darkroom technician at the age of 16. In viewing the racist treatment of Indigenous people in the past via colonial photos, Ricky started questioning the photographer's role, the influence of the image in society and its persuasive power. I...

This is an experimental film about "love." When we become entangled in the complexities of reality, our limited bodies intertwine within it. Confronted with challenges and dilemmas, we forget that our own selves and the surrounding environment are inextricably intertwined, triggering distorted an...

Join Street Art Sans Frontières on an incredible three-week journey across India, where we transform the vibrant streets of Mumbai, Jaipur, and Chandigarh with art. Discover the challenges and triumphs of bringing participatory street art to local communities, fostering cultural exchange and crea...

“The Jazz Photographer” is a mini-documentary that delves into the world of Bobby Roebuck, exploring how he captures the essence of jazz through his lens. Through his photography, Roebuck tells a compelling story of the genre's evolution and the artists who bring it to life.

A compassionate and determined young woman, embarks on a heartfelt journey across continents to discover her roots. Armed with little more than a dream and a prayer, her story unfolds against a backdrop of hidden truths, unexpected revelations, and unwavering love.

This documentary brings you into the heart of the African Ancestral Society’s 'Black Wall Street Memorial March', an annual memorial march for 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre victims. Rooted in ancient African traditions, this procession of the Ancestors is deeply spiritual. Remembrance, resistance and ...

An exploration of cycling culture through the eyes of Ayesha McGowan who rose through the ranks of the New York City underground cycling world to break barriers as the world's first African American woman to become a professional cyclist.

Told from the viewpoints and perspectives of protestors on differing sides, this raw, sprawling account of a movement for change visually explores the worldwide protests sparked in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, set against the global COVID-19 pandemic and the contentious 2020 US electio...

Amidst the backdrop of a pandemic-stricken New York City, witness the unwavering passion and determination of a youth chorus as they strive to keep their art alive against all odds. Through poignant storytelling and original music from key contemporary composers, this documentary captures the res...

Twenty plus years after Teri was last seen by her family, her niece, filmmaker K. Dené Chinn, began to search for her.

The documentary follows the search as, Dene unpacks a fractured family history marked by disconnection, mental illness, and secrets mingled with socio-historical insights about ...

"SUPERADAPTADOS, partners of the same dream", is about the start-up of a factory of adapted tricycles, managed by young people with motor disabilities. These bikes will be donated to other kids with disabilities. A unique case of its kind in the world.

Jean Maggi, shortly after birth, contracted a disease for which he could never walk. Since then only one thing has been proposed: to exceed every limit for “live standing." When he reached the highest route in the Himalayas with his adapted bicycle, he marked a true world landmark. This documenta...

An old photograph triggers a search for identity.

Art and science come together in soap bubbles. In this documentary we get closer to soap bubbles to learn all their secrets

Lebanon is the country with more refugees per capita in the world, reaching a third of the population. How is it managed? Interviews with refugees and researchers go deep into the situation. The violence replicates, the scape is repeated.

The documentary 'After the Rain' immerses us in three stories of struggle and overcoming in post-conflict Colombia against the backdrop of male violence, the FARC conflict and respect for the rural environment. Overcoming violence and abuse, supporting rural development and fighting climate chang...

How to be a circle in a square world? In a two-dimensional space, out of time, a person seeks their belonging to the world through a journey to infinity.

Islandtrification documents the journey of Kānaka Maoli families resisting predatory gentrification on Maui, Hawaii, which has a deep history of displacing locals due to economic development-agribusiness and remains the prime spot for the world elite to build their multimillion-dollar estates.

A conversation with Michael Harriot on his new book "Black AF History: The Un-Whitewashed Story of America."

From acclaimed columnist and political commentator Michael Harriot, a searingly smart and bitingly hilarious retelling of American history that corrects the record and showcases the pers...

It tells the true stories of 3 acts of racial terrorism that occurred in and out of South Florida’s courts in the 1930’s and draws parallels to the problems of law enforcement of today.