Educators and students at Dixon Elementary Public School keep art real in and outside the classroom. Students led by teacher Joy Parham connect history and today’s news in spoken word poetry inspired by the school’s museum-like art collection. Art happens.

A look at the Alaskan wilderness throughout the year, from the harsh winters to the rejuvenating spring, and the animals (including its human residents) who learn to adapt to the extremes of Alaskan weather.

Bread making by a unique community with learning disabilities in Edinburgh.

Boxed' attempts to discuss the idea of gender being something more than a binary and how people who don't conform to its norms are pushed to margins. The film focuses mainly on the Indian trans community through which it presents the community's take on the controversial Transgender Persons Bill ...

Cuban, black, santero, homosexual, pro-revolutionary and, above all, musician, Bola de Nieve forms part of the Latin American myths of the 20th centuary. Ignacio Villa also had big success in Europe, Asia and the United States.

How was this man who, simply with the piano and his mango street-sel...

Mesmerized by a pair of red heels, a lonely street guy in Shanghai follows its owner into an old club where he discovers something challenges yet awakens his mind.

Inspired by mission trips to the Skagit Valley, WA., four young adults travel up and down the west coast exploring migrant labor in the United States. Beginning in central California., the group spends two weeks picking with migrant workers in the tomato fields of Merced and living in close quart...

The Dark Side of America's Biggest Blood Sport.

Blind Faith follows Mitchell, an 8th grader at the Indiana School for the Blind, as he attends his first Notre Dame Football game.

Jeff Barnaby’s Etlinisigu’niet (Bleed Down) destroys any remaining shreds of the mythology of a fair and just Canada. His message is clear: we are still here. Attempts to “get rid of the Indian problem” have failed. The future is coming. A howl of pain rips across the land in Etlinisigu’niet as t...

Blackstone's Equation is a documentary about Tim Masters, who was wrongfully convicted of murder based on stories and drawings he wrote as a teen.

This is a story of the American justice system, the pitfalls of criminal profiling, and the need, in our darkest of hours, to never, ever give up. I...

Chasing the American dream in South Africa.

"Black(f)ish" is a comedy short about many frustrations members of marginalized communities face: being "The Only" in a group / not being seen or heard / those around us being so committed to their preconceived viewpoints that they are unwilling to consider our actual experiences. It's a humorous...

A documentary film vibrant with passion, spirituality, wild music and beauty, at the crossroads of black American and Indian culture. A feel-good movie that makes you happy and immerses you in the world of the Black American tribes of the New Orleans neighborhoods, who mask and dress up as dreamy...

This experimental film dissects the Webster’s Collegiate
Dictionary’s definitions of the words Black and White – to prove how historically, the meanings of the words have been ingrained with very specific connotations in relation to race and ethnicity.

Three sisters and a brother, adopted as infants into separate families across North America, meet together for the first time in this deeply moving documentary by director Tasha Hubbard.

Removed from their young Dene mother’s care as part of Canada’s infamous Sixties Scoop, Betty Ann, Esther, Ro...

One of the most beautiful films available from one of the world’s most diverse natural habitats.

Battle Over Europe.

Battle Of Normandy.

The disaster did not happen. It is happening. In 1984, the world's worst industrial disaster devastated and contaminated Bhopal, India. Today the suffering continues, prompting victims to fight for justice and corporate responsibility, which has long been ignored.

Bezango, WA, tells the tale of cartooning and comics in the Pacific Northwest. The film chronicles both the past and present, featuring artwork, interviews and festivals that explore the rich depth of artists and community from the region.

A TV version of the stage show originally performed at the Edinburgh Fringe (August 1962) and subsequently in London (Fortune Theatre) and Broadway.

It's freeing. It's fun. It's summer. A lighthearted, feature-length documentary that explores what happens when four first-timers accept a challenge to ride naked on bicycles in Seattle's legendary Fremont Solstice Parade. Through first-person footage of four audacious riders, and interviews with...

Beyond Curls & Kinks follows a group of women who are challenging beauty standards and empowering each other and the next generation to embrace their coily kinky curly hair. The film explores the complex relationship they have with their Afro-textured hair and issues such as self-esteem, confiden...