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A stunning cinematic achievement and a spellbinding tale of pride, tragedy, and remorse set in Haida Gwaii in Canada’s Pacific Northwest in the 1800s.
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A powerful animated short about the strength and courage of immigrants crossing into the United States to find a better life.
A visual love letter to the Peace River Valley and the creatures and people who call it home.
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A rousing, crucial look at New York’s Lesbian Herstory Archives and a deeply personal film bursting with lives lived with politics at the forefront.
Who better to give justice to the rich legacy of one of the founders of Indigenous cinema than the son of the Māori artist-activist Merata Mita.
An empathetic film about the Migrant Crisis in the Mediterranean, and the dangers faced in the process.
An explosive critical-creative exploration of pop culture, violent spectacle and fascist politics in the Philippines.
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Along with filmmaker Lana Lin, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010, women recite Audre Lorde’s manifesto aloud on camera.
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Afghan filmmaker Hassan Fazili directed a film about the Taliban—and in March 2015, the Taliban put a bounty on his head.
The Corporate Coup D'état examines how the media landscape and politics have shifted with Donald Trump in the White House.
An urgent story reveals the drastic consequences of climate change. Due to rising temperatures, the village of Newtok, Alaska is slowly vanishing into the sea.
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Burkinabè Rising showcases creative nonviolent resistance in Burkina Faso.
An experimental short film on displacement and returning to Palestine via Google Streetview.
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A young woman explores and confronts her reflections on being a woman, migration and faith.
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Displacement, exodus, family and belonging are explored in this experimental archival “biography” (“sira” in Arabic).
At Black Lives Matter Toronto's Freedom School, 13-year-old Moon learns to be a leader while Rihanna discovers that being Black is indeed beautiful.
