"Boundless Borders" follows Victor, and undocumented student from Guatemala whose pursuit of education in the U.S. is marked by immense sacrifice, resilience, and unrelenting determination. Navigating language barriers, financial hardship, and the threat of deportation, Victor’s journey is a test...

The kurikinki, sacred bird of the Incas that dominated the Andean peaks, José Cadena, 73, could not live far from the mountains. Despite his age-weakened knees, he climbs with courage and conviction to find the solitude that allow him to meditate on his past youth and present age. This film is a...

Despite controversy and threats, a Muslim woman takes a stand for justice through a progressive practice of Islam.

Mina and Mariana are two transgender sex workers plying their trade in the Bois de Boulogne.
They share an old truck, working part-time shifts—one in the morning, the other at night.
Their stories, recorded right there on the job against the backdrop of traffic and engine noise, gradually immer...

Two brothers rebel against their upbringing in an Israeli occupied West Bank Jewish settlement. Dan now lives with his male partner in Brussels as the speechwriter of the European Commission's Vice President and a co-founder of an organization which fights against nationalism. Noam works as a mod...

After leaving Berlin, French multidisciplinary artist Golden Tuna surfs Montreal's cold and dark wave to find inspiration.

Unique, free, eccentric and uncensored: this is Serafin, a Spaniard who, during the Franco regime, went into exile in Germany, seeking freedom denied in his country. Sixty years later he tells us, along with his husband, Michael, his memories and dreams to fulfill.

Lludy was forced to leave her home in Barcelona, so now she depends on a storeroom for keeping her innumerable belongings. During her usual everyday search for objects, from a dress to a TV remote control, she reflects on her life, her decisions, her life as a migrant, her solitude.

6-year old Stanley has a year left to be Disney’s Queen Elsa to his heart’s content, before formal education starts.

The Man No One Knew is an intimate look at Enriquelo, the queer owner of a flea market,
devout Catholic and street artist. This documentary portrait is a moving and funny insight
into the life of a man best known around town as a character. We follow his work routine
and learn of his ethics an...

Bodies under construction is a filmed manifesto made by Elora Bertrand, a non binary movie director about our trans bodies, their beauty, their glory and their ability to evolve with us along the way.

How to Repudiate your Father is the story of 4 different families, its history, and its conflict around the perpetuation of a paternal last name, that doesn´t describe the role that women had had in the constitution of families in our societies.

“The Ones We Choose” is a documentary about my chosen family. The ones I decided to walk through life alongside with. First taking the form of a family video; this documentary takes us from the intimate to the collective, from the intimate to the political.

Three individuals on a quest. A beach at dawn, shopping centre bathrooms in the afternoon and the woods at nightfall. Playful gazing, time spent waiting or the quest for something that may never come. Their first time, their idea of sex and their own way of seeing cruising. Told through their eye...

5 places in the memories of 5 LGBT people from São Paulo - Brazil are revisited through Google Street View during the pandemic.

This documentary was shot in collaboration with young inmates in a series of photo and video workshops at the San Fernando Community for Juvenile Specialized Treatment, an old prison for minors in South Mexico City. "Out of focus" offers an observational insight on detention, youth, art, culture ...

My Dear is a self-reflective documentary about the will of a young Chinese director to express his own sexual identity in Europe.

This film documents the heartbreaking life of author, television writer, and neuroscientist Billi Gordon. He previously worked as a model, actor and prostitute. Billi currently weighs close to five hundred pounds. In his life, he has weighed nearly a thousand pounds. Despite Billi's ups and downs...

He has tattoos. He writes poems. He paints. He has done a few dirty jobs. When he was in prison for the second time, he received a literary award. With a poor sense of direction, he jokes that he needs to "design an escape route" every time he goes back to his hometown. Carrying 37 keys, he seems...

In Thailand, all males turning 21 must participate in the military draft lottery. Drawing a black card grants exemption. Drawing a red card results in two years of military service. Draft Day follows two girls, who were born as males, as they participate in the drafting process.

FORT is a short, experimental documentary about beach trips taken by co-directors Craig Hunter and Ryan Harman in the summer of 2019. They build forts with sheets, rubber bands, and driftwood. These temporary shelters become an oasis for sunbathing, relaxing, and listening to music together.

Faceless – is anyone who doesn't fit the stereotypical image in the LGBTQ community. From the perspective of a Faceless man, the film explores the problems of discrimination and segregation in LGBTQ+ communities.

Sex is a taboo topic in China though China is a larger importer from the Japanese AV industry. What happens when a Japanese AV star such as Yui Hatano comes to China? This film shows the China's sex liberation in a comedic way.

Skin to Skin is an experimental documentary exploring the beautifully messy relationship between intimacy and LGBTQ+ hook-up culture.