An aging matriarch resists her family's care.

It’s a painful process being an idea waiting to be brought to life, waiting to become real. Many ideas never make it. My Idea is a motion capture actor who is stuck as a motion capture actor 24/7 — eating, living, working — wondering when his creators will set him free.

An anxious screenwriter, eager to raise money for his next film, invites an old friend over for dinner, but as wounds from the past come to light, he soon realizes that his friend has changed.

In order to revitalize cultural traditions, a Cherokee elder fights to restore the “irreversibly damaged” Tar Creek.

After failing to get her dream job, Alexis questions her inner critic and unravels the origins of her comfort food.

Afibola is an afrofeminist and queer activist, trying to teach their son Olorun how to grow up to be a free black man, despite the obstacles around them. In the intimacy of their community home spaces, they reflect on the difficulty of educating a black child in a racist and discriminatory society. The film has won the Principal Prize of the International Jury at the 69th Oberhausen Short Film Festival.

Owning a home — the cornerstone of generational wealth — is increasingly out of reach for people of color, impacting women the most. In Detroit, Black women face scammers and evictions, as they fight modern-day redlining to help make The American Dream a reality for all.

After a cosmic disaster leaves Earth virtually empty, a hopeful yet sombre woman experiencing pareidolia must decide what lengths she will go to for connection.

A documentary that explores the legacy of Yogacharya B.K.S. Iyengar, this film will take you on an emotional journey that encompasses the yogic practice and personal life of one of the greatest yoga masters to have ever lived.

While the vaccine debate grows more divided, those with adverse reactions get stuck in the middle. A compassionate exploration of the nuanced vaccine debate.

A white couple in East-Berlin (GDR) in the 1960s, tells their Black daughter that her skin color is pure coincidence and has no meaning. This is also what the girl prefers to believe, until she accidentally discovers the truth as a teenager.

The formation of Lake Baikal in Siberia was reimagined, featuring the voice of an Indigenous woman who can still recall some words in her endangered language.

A poet uses her voice to excavate the lost home of her childhood.

A goat battles his decision paralysis, anxiety, and internal critics in an attempt to make the most of the one hour he has to get ready in the morning.

Urpi travels to the sacred valley of the Incas in the Peruvian Andes to fulfil a promise to her grandmother. She meets Sayri, an indigenous Quechua young man, who offers his motorcycle for a journey that will challenge her understanding of her identity.