After white people have left Earth for Mars, Indigenous people talk about their work reclaiming the land & restoring the health of the planet & their communities.
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A reflection on assigning meaning and shedding preconceptions while in free fall.
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In a techno-dystopian world with no resources left to mine, communication has become the main resource for humanity to exist, from Abitibi to Accra.
Coming at a moment of profound political and social crisis, WHAT IS DEMOCRACY? reflects on a word we too often take for granted.
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A richly cinematic film that travels from Italy to the Pacific Northwest, interweaving character-driven stories to explore the parallels between artists’ work and a gift economy.
A stunning documentary-fiction about the dizzying heights of gender and metamorphosis in Rio de Janeiro.
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When young street queen Marsha Johnson fights back against a routine police raid of a gay bar in 1969, she gives birth to a movement.
A spirited biographical portrait of feminist author Ursula K. Le Guin, whose groundbreaking fiction is placed in political-historical context and celebrated.
A vital listening for all Canadians, THUNDER BAY is a serialized, investigative, podcast series about the effects of colonialism in Thunder Bay.
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An insightful wake-up call about the impact of assault, harassment and defamation women face online, yet a celebration of three fighters against this epidemic.
This doc follows Indigenous, Afro-Colombian, and campesinos communities organizing to protect the land & their people, and fighting to keep the state accountable
Two young Syrians film their life in Douma for over 4 years, from the initial euphoria of the Syrian revolution to the distress and disenchantment that follow.
Student activists fight for affordable and decolonized education in South Africa, especially for the traditionally excluded poorer Black populations.
An exploration of what it means to balance a movement with motherhood and how activist legacies are passed down from generation to generation.
This film follows Maine's Truth and Rec. Commission as a flawed and hopeful process troubled with white privilege and framed by a need to heal colonial wounds.
In this short stop-motion animation Biidaaban sets out to harvest sap from Sugar Maples, working in continuum with Sabe, and other spirit beings.
