
Ten different Athenian drag queens fabulously challenge social conventions while deconstructing gender, queerness and nationalism.


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A myth-shattering documentary that gives voice to those who resisted and continue to resist the separation of Arab and Jew, from Morocco to Palestine.
A young Innu returns to the sight of the Indian Residential School in Sept-Îles to deliver a poetic tribute to its victim.
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Mother Europe takes a look at Europe through the eyes of a six year old child, Terra.
Geoff Murphy's original 1983 classic take on the great New Zealand colonial epic, digitally re-mastered to glorious effect.
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A stunning work of political fiction inspired by the real-life of a Palestinian artist.
This doc showcases the struggles of First Nations activists, their commitment to sustainability and their resistance against state oppression.

A documentary exploration of the journey of healing in a people wounded by the Canadian Indian Residential School system.
A compelling deployment of archival materials sets the tone for a disturbing and haunting exploration of a dark chapter in US race history.
A portrait of artist and sower Patrice Fortier, who focuses his passion and knowledge to the safeguard of our vegetal biodiversity.
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A poignant documentary that shines a light on Haiti's rich cultural and religious history.
A portrait of painter, filmmaker, poet and performance artist Carolee Schneemann who challenges assumptions of feminism, gender, sexuality, and identity
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A behind-the-scenes rollicking look at the longest and arguably most important student uprising in Croatia's history.
This commanding doc effectively counters the propaganda around carbon trading by featuring the voices of those most affected.
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An irresistibly entertaining and informative assemblage of decades of AIDS activism in NYC, this is a doc of "alternative histories."
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Chronicles the lesbian activists in Canada and the United States who created women-only communities starting in the 1970s. Includes archival footage, interviews, and photographs.
Does free speech still exist in the age of the almighty mega-corporation?