The film traces the trajectory of cinema by uncovering the specific intersections shared within the historical context of "anti-communist art" during the Park Chung-hee regime.
This crucial media literacy film connects the dots between big tech, online profiteering, dataveillance, and right-wing extremism.
Two filmmakers explore their respective grandmother’s legacies as women who fought against Canada’s anti-Chinese immigration laws.
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In the summer of 1982 the Israeli army invaded Beirut. During this time it raided the Palestinian Research Center and looted its entire archive.
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A film on the censorship of pro-Palestinian voices on US campuses and the resistance of students and professors.
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From the under-resourced emergency rooms of the Al Shifa and Al Ahli hospitals, this rousing portrait follows a surgeon’s tireless efforts to save Palestinian lives.
An inside look at Amazon workers' efforts to unionize JFK8 Warehouse in Staten Island, despite the company's ongoing attempts to stop the growing labor movement.
In April 2019, the Paris-based filmmaker Hind Meddeb travelled to Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, at a jubilant moment in the country’s history.
An astonishing work of social movement cinema, this dynamic documentary captures the complexity and spirit of India’s largest farmers protest in history.
b.h. Yael offers an intimate essay film that reflects on the colonization of Palestine and her family’s story, combining archival images with diary narration.
A sprawling and illuminating on-the-ground deep-dive into the sociopolitical landscape of Russia in the months leading to the invasion of Ukraine.
In the mesmerizing experimental film, Maryam Tafakory conjures an archival séance, unpacking the history of Iran’s first-ever women’s newspaper.
BREAKING SOCIAL explores the possibilities of overcoming injustice and corruption. A film about reimagining the building blocks of our societies.
A stunning mix of archives from apartheid-era South Africa, along with contemporary contemplations, sets the stage for this deeply personal and poetic exploration of race and place
Tautuktavuk (What We See) explores issues of domestic violence and substance abuse from the perspective of two Inuit women.
Hanna leaves to go to San Francisco, where at a party, she meets the professional dominatrix Chloe and the escort Cyd and soon they embark on a self-fulfilling journey together.
