Eduardo, a Mexican cook in a Coney Island diner, unwittingly becomes the quiet center of America’s final campaign week. Chance encounters, faith, violence, and irony collide as history is served with a hamburger at closing polls.

Retirees face loss, identity and change as they struggle to find meaning and recognition beyond working life.

Three Ukrainian teenage refugees struggle to redefine home, identity and hope after fleeing to Estonia.

During Milan Design Week, a Pakistani street photographer roams the city, blending fleeting Polaroids of designers and workers into an intimate portrait of creativity and the human need to leave a trace.

The extraordinary story of eight friends who accidentally find themselves caught up in one of the most tragic migrant shipwrecks on the island of Lampedusa.

“Some Like It Classic” is an independent feature surf film entirely shot on 
16 mm color film, documenting longboarding and the beginning of Hotdogging through some of the most significant developments in surfboard design, from the late 1930s through the 1960s.
“Narrated by Robert “Wingnut” Weaver from The Endless Summer, this film is also a journey that showcases playful, elegant, fluid, and effortless surfing, paying homage to the traditional and timeless culture of surfing against a backdrop of jazz and surf music.

Katrina Esau, the last fluent speaker of N|uu, races against time to save an ancient language on the brink of extinction. As memory fades and family tensions surface, her fight exposes the lasting wounds of colonial oppression and cultural erasure.

Holland – The Living Delta rediscovers the Netherlands through its rivers and coasts, where water shapes a dynamic ecosystem. From white-tailed eagles to beavers and sticklebacks, wildlife reveals a land in constant motion.

Nigeria’s president-elect dies mysteriously in custody. Who killed MKO Abiola—and why?

At 102 and 103, Pauline—a remarkable Super Ager—opens her life to the camera. Raised on a Depression-era farm in Pennsylvania, she embodies resilience, longevity, and the overlooked strength of women from America’s Greatest Generation.

An emotional journey to Cuba to uncover the legacy of Constante Ribalaigua, the legendary creator of modern Cuban cocktail culture.

Renée Revah, a distinguished photographer, grows up hearing the stories of her grandfather, the sole survivor of his family during the Holocaust. As she travels to photograph the Auschwitz concentration camp, she seeks to heal generational trauma and honor the memory of the victims.

Each year, Chena, a 26-year-old itinerant coffee picker in Colombia, travels to survive. Through her writings on distant motherhood, she confronts a fragile body and a freedom increasingly under strain.

The story of David Glass, the quiet visionary who transformed Walmart and led the Royals to a World Series triumph.

Baptiste est un jeune joueur de tennis qui poursuit des compétitions de haut niveau. Grâce à une approche observationnelle immersive, le film le suit lors de séances d’entraînement, de tournois, de moments de doute et de tentatives de reprise de contrôle.

A documentary following Brazilian artists in New York, where identity, creativity, and cultural roots intersect with the vibrant energy of the city—revealing how the Big Apple reshapes their art and global outlook.

With Columbus’s return, a global exchange of foods reshaped diets and cultures. Tracing ingredients from the Americas to Italian kitchens, the film explores culinary journeys, cultural fusion, and how cooking transformed history and taste.

A journey through Croatia’s Lonjsko polje, where nature, wildlife and tradition coexist to the rhythm of water

Explore the mind and spirit of Alvar Aalto through intimate interviews and a tour of his architectural masterpieces in this enlightening series of short films.

Stones are vital yet overlooked. After passing a kidney stone, a retired narrator reflects on ecology through encounters with Palestinian quarry workers, British geologists, and the inhabitants of Fogo’s volcanic landscapes.

Along the Silk Road and Spice Route, children from Istanbul to India retrace Marco Polo’s journey. Through their eyes and animated history, ancient monuments, markets, and stories reveal a world once known to Marco, now transformed.

In Croatia’s Crna Mlaka reserve, fishermen and thousands of migrating birds coexist in a rare harmony between nature and tradition.

U.S. veterans with PTSD travel to Colombia to confront their trauma and seek healing through ayahuasca ceremonies.

Boca Chica, Texas. A quiet village on the edge of transformation. Swamps are drained, homes bought out, and a colossal rocket now looms over the beach—signaling a dramatic collision between community, landscape, and the new space age.

Holland – The Living Delta rediscovers the Netherlands through its rivers and coasts, where water shapes a dynamic ecosystem. From white-tailed eagles to beavers and sticklebacks, wildlife reveals a land in constant motion.

The Drava River, one of Europe’s last wild lowland rivers, shelters unique wildlife, forests, wetlands and rare bird species.

A journey along Brazil’s Tietê River exploring water, sanitation and urban development, and the urgent need to protect this vital resource.

The unsolved 1988 assassination of ANC leader Dulcie September in Paris is reexamined, exposing hidden networks, apartheid-era complicity, and a decades-long struggle for truth, memory, and justice.

After his parent’s death, director Tobias Scavenius visits his uncle in Gerleve Monastery, capturing the monks’ ritual-bound lives and exploring the paradox between freedom, faith, and confinement.

A journey through Italy’s most beautiful historic castle kitchens, where tradition, heritage and original charm still survive.

In 1975, two potters turned a Chicago horse barn into Lillstreet Art Center. Fifty years on, it remains a vital creative hub for generations of artists.

A multigenerational circle of women leaders unites to defend Belize’s iconic barrier reef, confronting environmental threats that jeopardize marine life and the fragile economies of coastal communities who depend on the sea.

A critical look at the surge of immigrants at the US-Mexico border, drawn by the promise of the American Dream in a new political era, yet stranded on the threshold of change.

A deaf-mute, illiterate man with microcephaly, Bobò spent 46 years in Aversa’s mental asylum before meeting Pippo Delbono, leading to their artistic and personal connection.

The forgotten pioneer Ellen McIlwaine defied norms with slide guitar, sharing stage with Jimi Hendrix and leaving a unique musical legacy.

The 7 Falls traces the rise and erasure of a legendary natural wonder, from its Indigenous roots to its disappearance in 1982, when the Itaipu dam—built under dictatorship—sealed the fate of the world’s largest waterfall.

From guns to goggles, 93-year-old Erkki Makkonen dives into the icy waters of Siberia, embodying ‘sisu’ and a zest for life in a swim from past to present.

A young Italian director encounters Nigerian musician and revolutionary Fela Kuti and for years chases the dream of making a film about him.

In 1864, Romantic poet Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer arrived in Trasmoz, the village of witches and the only one officially cursed in Spain. Legends and old customs come alive.

As Greek antiquities grow scarce, a shadow market emerges where museums, collectors, dealers, and smugglers intersect. A sharp investigation into legality, illicit trade, and the battle to safeguard cultural heritage.

A group of Mexican mothers searching for their missing sons exposes a brutal U.S.–Mexico security deal. The film follows Jorge’s mother in her fight for truth, justice, and accountability.

What do dance and robots have in common? Artists and scientists explore giving AI empathy and imagination to shape a better future.

Wingsuit flyer Loïc Tamburello and FPV drone pilot Jonathan Marc soar over Saravillo, in the Spanish Pyrenees, where precision, skill and passion push the limits of flight.

A documentary revisiting the Balkans before World War I, drawing on rare archives and expert insight to reveal how nationalism, empire, and war reshaped societies and identities.

Poetic doc on climate change in Scandinavia. As extremes rise, families and researchers share stories of adaptation and resilience.

Reflective observations of Ukraine in wartime are interwoven with eye-witness accounts to contemplate the ultimate tragedy: the normalization of war.

Filmmaker Rachel Elizabeth Seed was only 18 months old when her mother, renowned journalist Sheila Turner Seed, unexpectedly passed away. Driven by a desire to uncover what she left behind, Seed embarks on a journey to meet with people whose lives were touched by her mother. Using audio and photographic archives from her mother’s career, A Photographic Memory is an investigation into the archive in search of remnants of a loved one, reconstructing their image in an attempt to get to know them. Sheila’s intimate interviews with famous photographers including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Gordon Parks, Lisette Model and Bruce Davidson, among others, are brought to life via Rachel’s reimaginings, further immersing us into Sheila’s life as mother and daughter’s worlds merge in unexpected ways.

Sunset Shadows follows Lorenzo Garza Gaona, a matador born into a storied dynasty. After years on the margins of the ring, he faces an intimate struggle between inherited destiny and the desire to define his own path.