An immersive journey through 70 years of images and sounds from Lebanon, marked by beauty, trauma, joy, and forgetting.

This documentary investigates the phenomenon of Muammar Gaddafi's elite female bodyguard corps and the tensions these women embody between Islam, modernization in a nomadic society, militarist feminism and of course tensions of an urban dictatorship.

The story of Srebrenica is told by those who were trapped in the town between 1993 and 1995, not only in retrospective, but in real time - captured by Sejfo on his VHS tape for his daughter.

Tells the story of how the Claims Conference and World Jewish Congress collected billions of dollars in restitution for Holocaust victims, but did not properly distribute the money to either descendents or destitute survivors.

Captures the adventures of twelve strangers from diverse walks of life as they grow into a motley crew of outlaws swimming in the wild cold waters of London's Hampstead Heath during the first COVID-19 lockdown in 2020.

Filmmaker Lynne Sachs has saved every business card ever given to her. They are a reminder of how someone she met in person shifted her consciousness and left a residue of their being in hers.

As streaming dominates the marketplace, a passionate network of boutique labels, archivists, historians, and collectors is fighting to preserve cinema's legacy.

Fifty years after the Vietnam War, Sang, an Amerasian man abandoned by his American father, embarks on an emotional journey to find him.

A young musician with disabilities dreams of becoming a pianist despite his father’s doubts. As father and son embark on a shared musical journey, they prepare for the premiere of a piano concerto composed especially for him.

Fanta, a young Guinean contortionist, juggles between caring for her ill mom, school, and what she loves the most; training as one of the only girls within an acrobatic group. Trying to bridge all expectations, Fanta starts to doubt what she really wants.