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A dark comedy about a single father told his teenage daughter needs a bra. After awkward attempts to address it — from shopping to rehearsing the talk
4000 Days chronicles the agonizing public struggle of three families whose personal tragedies become part of a nationwide movement for change — and the center of a push for legislative reform around the dangers of hazing.
In this rhythmic psychological thriller, a lonely aspiring teen actress finds herself drawn to an acting teacher who pulls her into a web of desire and control, blurring the lines of seduction and obsession.
Dayao and his pregnant wife, Tiantian, live in the countryside but work themselves to the bone in the city. Tiantian prefers the city, but Dayao prefers the tranquility of nature. When Dayao is seriously injured at a construction site, Tiantian must make major decisions about what's best for them and their unborn baby.
The definitive documentary on AI's origins, told by the people who built it. A thriller-paced reckoning with ambition, rivalry and the question that now haunts everyone: Will artificial intelligence save humanity or destroy it?
Set in the transforming streets of East Austin, this jazz-infused musical follows Xavier as he watches his community, friendships, and sense of home disappear. As the city evolves around him, Airport BLVD becomes a soulful, romantic, and bittersweet love letter to a city old and new.
Multi Grammy Award winner and New York City native Alicia Keys reflects on her childhood growing up in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen and the journey that led her from the gritty streets of 90s New York to the Broadway stage in Tribeca alum One9's (Nas: Time Is Illmatic, TF 2014) moving tribute to a life of music, dreams, and the city that breaks them and makes them.
Am I a Bad Person? is a character-driven narrative exploring personal accountability, identity, and moral uncertainty as its protagonist confronts uncomfortable truths about their behavior and relationships. The film examines how self-perception shifts when private actions are measured against external judgment and emotional consequences.
The Catskill Game Farm was America's first ever private zoo, fostering beloved childhood memories for a generation before falling into disrepair and closing in 2006. Amongst the rubble, filmmakers discover reels of home movies which would expose a shocking new chapter of the zoo's history.
Composed of a long take, the film traces the main character's passage across a street where absurdity and reality intertwine.
Amid the harsh realities of South African apartheid, two boys — Themba and Joel — form a dangerous friendship. As hate and fear threaten to pull them apart, their bond faces its greatest challenge in the form of a life-saving gesture. Through their eyes, we glimpse a moment of innocence — where hope, empathy, and understanding still feel possible.
Archbishop Harold Holmes is an official music video for Jack White that presents a stylized, narrative-driven visual interpretation of the song. The short follows surreal and character-focused imagery that blends performance, symbolism, and dark humor to reflect the tone and themes of the music.
Sámi reindeer herder Maia fights to protect her ancestral lands from a looming mining project. Amid the growing protests, she is also confronted with deeply buried family traumas. Maia is forced to make a decision.
Robin Byrd pioneered NYC public access with her cult sex-positive call-in show. Now the larger-than-life 70-year-old champion of free speech, queer visibility, and safe sex reflects on her unique legacy and her hidden, decades-long marriage behind the scenes.
Beautiful is a music-driven short documentary/music film centered on songwriter and artist Linda Perry, exploring her creative process, artistic legacy, and the emotional resonance behind her iconic work. Through performance and reflection, the film highlights themes of vulnerability, self-expression, and artistic authenticity.
Comedy legends Bob Odenkirk and David Cross tackle one of the world's toughest hikes — and each other — in this high-altitude, coca-fueled meditation on friendship, mortality, and profoundly absurd comedy from two icons still magnificently in sync.
This new, official documentary takes an intimate look into the life and legacy of Carmelo Anthony as he is inducted into the Hall of Fame and sees his son, Kiyan, launch his collegiate basketball career.
Born to Kill: Love, Money, Sin is a raw feature-length mixed media documentary that uncovers the untold stories of Vietnamese refugees in New York City after the fall of Saigon. Confronted with systemic neglect and racial hostility, many were forced to navigate two worlds: one of hard-fought survival and another of crime and violence. Through the voices of refugees, the film explores the desperate choices that shaped their lives. Some fight for a better future. Others are drawn into the notorious Born to Kill gang, which was founded by fellow refugee David Thai as both a brotherhood and a weapon against a city that treated them as disposable. The mantra Love, Money, Sin became their code, binding them together through loyalty, blood, and sacrifice. The film has also received support from BRIC and the Tribeca Film Institute.
An eccentric poodle breeder lures a broke college student to her remote ranch with a promise of research funding. But, as he soon learns, there's a catch.
In a rural post-modern world, grieving parents are offered a chance to speak with their dead daughter through a cutting-edge device—but soon the lines between faith and technology begin to blur.
Buckets follows a personal and self-reflective journey inspired by the director's own dating struggles, blending humor and vulnerability as he confronts his romantic failures. The film presents an intimate and comedic exploration of relationships and self-sabotage, culminating in a highly personal cinematic experience.
Every Halloween, 16-year-old Caity runs her family's haunted house alongside her father who she idolizes. As a new spooky season starts, Caity juggles a new crush Hannah, the arrival of twins Liam and Sean to work at the haunt, and her father's tenuous sobriety.
Tennis legends Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova reflect on their parallel journeys to sports stardom while delving into their rivalry and friendship, especially as the duo continue to support each other through their shared experience of cancer treatment.
Based on a true story, Clean Hands follows Kevin Simmers, a narcotics officer grappling with his 19-year-old daughter's worsening opioid addiction.
The immersive and deeply cinematic Colors of White Rock follows a determined female truck driver working the mines of Mongolia as she arduously navigates the treacherous Gobi Desert in an endless race to the Chinese border.
"Cookie, Love" centers around Taiwanese-American baker Jean Hwang Currant and her cookie shop in Paris. Part love story, part the American-In-Paris dream, this doc explores identity, authenticity, love, and of course - cookies.
Inspired by director Daniel Blake Schwartz's real-life experiences, this striking debut feature charts the uneven cycles of addiction and recovery among several interconnected lives in Chelsea, Massachusetts with grit and emotional clarity.
In Nigeria, the young art collective The Critics, armed with makeshift gear, conjures homemade sci-fi spectacles, chronicling their reality while blasting into wild imagined worlds. A vibrant documentary and a gleeful ode to the power of (self) invention.
Genre chameleon Mickey Keating travels to a timeless Chicago for a pulpy, streetwise crime thriller where everyone's on the take and no one is what they seem.
On a trip to New York, an Australian period-underwear salesman and his teenage daughter navigate the city and their strained relationship.
Eighty years ago, the "Baby Boom" led to a massive uptick in births. Now, we're seeing the inevitable end of that surge as those tens of millions of people pass away. This fascinating doc explores the dilemma now facing the funeral industry and the many inventive solutions being pioneered.
After a breakup, rudderless millennial Jane hires a team of Gen-Z consultants to reinvent her life. But what begins as a makeover soon spirals into a sharp social media satire about image, app culture, and the cost of becoming someone else.
Jim Cummings and Victoria Ratermanis hit it out of the park in Blake Rice's singular spin on the hookup trope, in which an intimate crisis involving a feminine hygiene product brings two strangers closer than they ever imagined.
Thirty years after Boy Meets World made them teen idols, Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Rider Strong reunite for a wildly popular rewatch podcast and national tour. Funny, candid, and unexpectedly emotional, their tour becomes a nostalgic ride through fame, friendship, and the messy reality of growing up on screen and off.
Academy Award winner Questlove kicks off the 25th Tribeca Festival with the boisterous, decades-spanning story of this legendary American band and its enigmatic founder, Maurice White. From humble beginnings to the epic, celestial, pyrotechnical stadium shows of their height, Questlove's celebratory doc showcases this iconic group's out-of-this-world music, visuals, metaphysics, and joy.
"Elegantly Wasted" is a slow-burning collaboration between Hermanos Gutiérrez and Leon Bridges, blending cinematic desert-blues guitar textures with soulful vocals. The track explores themes of longing and emotional drift through a hypnotic fusion of Latin-influenced instrumental storytelling and vintage soul aesthetics.
In post-pandemic Shanghai, two women — one leaving, one staying — share a single electric night wandering the city. A tender, breezy queer love story where chemistry, connection and bittersweet goodbyes feel thrillingly alive.
Everyone's A Star is a music-driven project by 5 Seconds of Summer that explores themes of identity, fame, performance, and emotional vulnerability, blending visual storytelling with the band's pop-rock sound and commentary on modern celebrity culture.
A drama set in the world of women's pro tennis; PINK FLAGS, starring Raye and Sawyer Spielberg (Panavision New Filmmaker Grant); and CANDY, a musical short created in partnership with singer-songwriter Kate Eberstadt. On the feature side, Misha is developing two narrative dramatic features.
The official music video for "Fingers Crossed" by The Moth & The Flame presents a stylized visual interpretation of the song's emotional themes, blending cinematic imagery and performance-driven storytelling to reflect tension, hope, and uncertainty tied to the band's new album release.
This comedy sees two Irish American brothers and their children, all highly competitive golfers, returning to their ancestral homeland to hit the links in honor of their late father who taught them the game.
Freestlye explores the world of competitive figure skating, and the toll it takes on young women's mental health
An all-Black team sets out to summit Mount Everest not just to make history, but to redefine what it means to climb and who belongs in the mountains.
A determined young woman makes a name for herself in the colorful world of Brazilian funk music in this electrifying musical drama starring Duda Santos, co-starring real-life musicians Lellê and MC Nem.
Midwestern bride-to-be Gail Daughtry has a "free celebrity pass" agreement with her fiancé — who uses it. With her relationship in crisis, Gail sets out on an epic journey through Hollywood to even the scales.
Determined to leave her cheating, narcissistic ex behind, a woman shows up at a support group desperate for a fresh start. Within seconds, she's sharing her darkest fears, persistent insecurities, and most embarrassing confessions with a circle of strangers, until her quest for healing takes an unexpected turn.
A high-production music video for Kid Cudi's song "Grave", combining cinematic storytelling and performance visuals to support the artist's album rollout for Free. The project blends stylized imagery, emotional tone, and performance-driven sequences typical of contemporary music film production.
Aga, is a popular journalist who reports on world conflicts. She travels all over the world and is close to the people she meets. She doesn't keep her distance with her viewers; she speaks to them through her phone screen, even when she is in danger. Unfortunately, during one of her reports, this time from Indonesia, through a mistake by the filmmaker, her secret comes out. Aga's life changes suddenly, and she has to save her reputation. The events make her think, is her work ethical? ×
An intimate portrait of abstract painter Guggi that traces his journey from humble Irish beginnings—with friends Bono and Gavin Friday—through his post-punk phase and toward international acclaim as an uncompromising artist.
Anaïs Mitchell's Tony-winning musical "Hadestown" comes to the silver screen as the five principal members of the original Broadway cast—Reeve Carney, André De Shields, Amber Gray, Eva Noblezada, and Patrick Page—reunite on the West End for this reinterpretation of timeless love stories from Greek mythology.
A routine school commute turns terrifying when a cable car's wire snaps, leaving eight passengers — including six schoolboys — dangling 900 feet above a ravine in the remote Himalayan foothills. With 10 hours before the remaining cable is expected to fail, a group of rescuers races to save them.
Katie Holmes reunites with Joshua Jackson in this NYC romantic drama about two former lovers reunited years after their relationship ended without closure.
An emotionally honest perspective of rural life in today's America, Harvest is a passionate documentary on the Nelson Brothers of Sondheimer, Louisiana, population 200, who are fourth-generation farmers with big dreams facing even bigger obstacles.
One night. One city. Migrants, sex workers and dreamers hustle New York's digital underbelly in this neo-realist urban epic driven by underground rap and spiritual jazz. Raw, unforgettable and unmistakably New York.
Closeted Luke cares for his dad with MS. When a queer carer arrives, he is forced to confront his fear of coming out, and their strained relationship.
Since the 1970s, depictions of abortion in film and television have both impacted and reflected shifting attitudes towards the procedure and those who choose it. In this incisive documentary, the pursuit of reproductive justice and the undeniable impact that the American entertainment industry has had on that fight takes center stage.
When her abusive partner dies, Claire contacts Looking Glass, a mysterious company specializing in fake encounters by way of an actor and futuristic facial technology, in order to confront him, gain closure, and control her life again.
Fleeing Russia, Jenia thought New York would be her escape — she was wrong. Yet she's determined to find her place.
A Mexican immigrant family reflects on the border that has kept them apart for 25 years, revealing the enduring impact of separation and the hope for a reunion.
Roberta Smith and Jerry Saltz are both rockstars in the world of art criticism. They're also madly in love. Reflecting on their relationship, careers, and the ever-evolving New York City art scene, this unlikely power couple invites us into their surprisingly humble world.
New York City and its mélange of residents are the stars of this funny and relatable debut film, featuring intertwined vignettes in which everyone is searching for (and frequently failing to find) ways to connect with one another.
After losing their childhood best friend, Yalda and Lou are left to clear out Solveigh's apartment. In Alisa Kolosova's bittersweet love letter to female solidarity, the two women must confront the most important lingering question while they sift through memories: Who should take custody of Solveigh's five-year-old daughter?
Following a Collegiate D1 crew team. Team captain Dani is plagued by invasive fantasies of killing her abusive coach. When the coach pushes the team too far, Dani must choose whether or not to act on her fantasies of violence.
"I, of an accident or of love" is a twenty-minute short film, written and directed by Khalil Cherti. This film tells the story of Adele and Hadrian who, in two distant cities, are about to leave everything for a last trip. While they are preparing for it, they tell in a poetic language, strange and verbless, how years ago, an event marked them for life: their meeting.
I'm Not Home is an intimate character-driven drama exploring themes of displacement, identity, and emotional detachment. The story reflects on what it means to feel absent from one's own life and surroundings, blurring the boundaries between physical place and inner belonging.
Gabriel Basso (The Night Agent) writes, directs and stars in this tightly coiled psychological thriller. A reclusive loner's obsession with a live-streaming influencer reshapes his entire existence through one unsettling choice at a time.
A cinematic companion to Magdalena Bay's eponymous album, Imaginal Disk expands its kaleidoscopic world into a bold, visually driven narrative.
What is the one thing that a dying man feels will prove his life was worth something? A place in the Academy Awards® "In Memoriam" segment, of course. A unique, heartfelt dramedy about waking up in life before it's too late.
A handwritten manuscript of Dante Alighieri's poem "The Divine Comedy" makes its way from a priest to a mob boss in New York City, where it is taken by Nick Tosches after he's asked to verify its authenticity.
Twelve unique individuals recount their lives leading up to and during the tragic events of 9/11. As everyday New Yorkers, their narratives embody the impact the attacks had on the millions of people who call this city home.
The rivetingly intimate Jail Time Records profiles the first prison recording studio on the African continent and three incarcerated artists who express themselves through music.
A newly intimate look at one of the 20th century's most celebrated — and imitated — artists, Jean-Michel Basquiat, from the perspective of the people who knew him best: his family.
An outsider in her own culture, half-Filipina Nia secretly trains with queer outcast Malic to join a popular Filipino Martial Arts team in Manila, only to discover that winning starts with accepting who you truly are.
The charming Kids Like Me explores the life and aspirations of Oliver, a rambunctious and imaginative preteen growing up with disabilities, who's an avowed murder-mystery aficionado about to craft the perfect mystery caper.
Kill Me Fast is an emotionally charged rock song that explores the pain of emotional collapse, inner conflict, and the desire to escape a relationship or state of mind that feels slowly destructive. Through intense vocals and heavy instrumentation, the track captures the urgency of wanting suffering to end quickly rather than endure a prolonged unraveling.
Political thriller Killing Castro reimagines Fidel Castro's 1960 Harlem stay as a charged encounter between surveillance and solidarity. As converging forces close in, a young translator is pulled into a tightening web of power and proximity.
A gay man returns to Scotland with his partner after years away to attend a wedding celebration, where he confronts long-buried memories from his past.
On the illustrious campus of Kingston College, prestige drips off students, faculty and architecture. Amid social turmoil, three intertwining tales of disillusioned misfits collide under the machinations of an all-seeing institution.
La Lucha de Lucía is about family traditions and how they make us and break us. It is an ode to girls who have been told what to do and how to act, yet who want to show their true selves. We bring light to the complexity of young girls and the benefits of Lucha Libre as a respected Mexican sport and tradition.
A murder aboard a freighter shatters the calm of a routine voyage. Inuk mechanic Alupa Tulugak falls under suspicion, leading him into uncharted emotional territory as he navigates the trap of settler justice.
In the days before the Internet, a single mom must scramble to bail out her 12-year-old son when he waits until the night before to start a major homework assignment.
Set in the largest protected wilderness on Earth, Listen is a short documentary following Alaskan sound recordist Hank Lentfer as he cares for his mother in the final stages of dementia and listens to a wild world falling silent. Through long, immersive takes and minimal narration, Listen is a sensory immersion and a tender demonstration of how listening can help us remember our true nature.
"Long Way To Go" is an official music video by The What Four that visually interprets the song's emotional tone through cinematic performance-driven imagery and stylized storytelling. The video emphasizes themes of persistence, distance, and emotional endurance, using a mix of narrative performance and atmospheric visual composition to match the song's mood.
Amelia is the sole survivor on a damaged spaceship. Trapped in the gravitational pull of a planet, she struggles with grief and isolation. When a mysterious presence appears, she is torn between the past and the future.
After a crushing breakup, Lucy moves back in with her eccentric single dad and dives into bad dates, false starts, and growing pains. Big-hearted and sharply funny, Lucy Schulman is a charming comedic coming-of-age story from multihyphenate Tribeca alum Ellie Sachs.
A multi-generational family of outspoken Puerto Rican women takes center stage as they conceive and perform fantastical film vignettes as a way to navigate painful pasts in this visually-arresting, kaleidoscopic documentary.
After his father-in-law breaks his leg, Yuta travels to a rural town in Kyushu to lend a hand at the photo studio he runs in this beautiful meditation on memory, time, and the power of images to connect people and family.
Expertly merging old VHS home movies with new family interviews, filmmaker Eddie Sánchez traces his parents' journey from Mexico to the U.S. in this poignant and affecting documentary debut.
From backyard kingdoms to full-blown diplomatic summits, the world's self-declared kings, queens and emperors invite you in. A whimsical and surprisingly timely documentary about borders, identity and the human need to belong.
Filmmaker Jennifer Siebel Newsom expands on her acclaimed 2011 documentary Miss Representation by examining the rising backlash against women's progress and the hostile landscape of technology designed to harass and, ultimately, silence women.
To get the funds to marry off his own child, a disgraced Hasidic wedding-comedian must fight to reclaim his former glory in Gidi Dar's hilarious caper.
A short experimental narrative following a taxi ride as a cinematic space of transition, observation, and fragmented human encounter. The film uses minimal narrative structure to explore movement, urban identity, and emotional dislocation within everyday travel.
An experimental dance camp in rural Maine sure sounds like a great place to have a long-awaited reunion, no? Sofi and Jordan rekindle friendships and more against a gorgeous backdrop as the pendulum swings between reconciliation and rupture.
A stylized music video for Benson Boone's song Mr Electric Blue, featuring performance-driven visuals and cinematic editing that emphasizes emotional tone, color-driven aesthetics, and expressive movement aligned with the track's energy.
Mumford & Sons invite the camera onto the train for one of the most purely pleasurable concert docs in years. Featuring Noah Kahan, Darius Rucker, Lainey Wilson, Maggie Rogers, and several other special guests along for the ride, the journey captures the intimacy and camaraderie between all the performers both onstage and off.
Under traumatic circumstances, Gül gives birth to her first child: an inhuman creature. What's a single mother to do? Protect her newborn, albeit alien-like, offspring by any means necessary, of course.
A cinematic music video for LP Giobbi and Little Boots' track "New York Is Dead", directed by Richard Burrowes. The work blends stylized performance imagery and narrative-driven visuals to evoke themes of urban decay, emotional disconnection, and nightlife identity within a stylized New York backdrop.
Nio Ko Bokk' is a Wolof phrase meaning "what we share belongs to all of us." This idea shaped both the spirit of the film and the way the story unfolds. The film is not about individual triumph, but about collective care—how community, shared space, and mentorship can offer young people purpose and dignity.
Fearless alternative pop singer Noga Erez is on the brink of superstardom with a unique, captivating sound and a major studio album on the way. But when war erupts and cracks appear in her relationship, Noga must redefine her role as an artist on a global stage.
In the wake of WWII, a devoted father guides his fleeing family across the Dolomites. He is gentle with his son. And running for a reason.
One Woman, One Bra is a feature-length debut by Kenyan filmmaker Vincho Nchogu. Developed through the Biennale College Cinema 2024–25, the narrative explores a deeply personal journey of identity and femininity framed by the symbolic object of a single bra.
On a summer beach, 12-year-old Abel is ashamed of his father's cancer-stricken body.
In 1970, Patricia Palinkas became the first woman to play professional football. Panther Pat traces this high-stakes moment in sports history and the shattering of the gender barrier in America's game.
PAVING THE WAY immerses viewers into the lives of young people on the Flathead Indian Reservation, highlighting the impact of skateboarding on their identity, creativity, and a celebrating all those who get back up every time they fall.
From Chevy Chase's Gerald Ford to Maya Rudolph's Kamala Harris, Playing POTUS explores how comedians don't just parody leaders, they help define them. Featuring comedy legends and late-night insiders, this sharp, entertaining documentary reveals how presidential impressions became one of America's most influential, and surprisingly powerful, forms of political storytellin
After being summoned back to her childhood home to care for her bedridden father, Joan must confront the unearthed demons of her family's past and contend with the home's dark, malevolent energy that is both unseen and, much to her horror, seen.
If science allowed you to hold onto a piece of someone you lost, would you? When Christina's fiancé dies suddenly, she faces the unexpected decision of whether or not to carry on his legacy via postmortem sperm retrieval.
A striking coming-of-age drama seen through the eyes of two best friends whose bond is put to the test when they have drastically differing reactions to a traumatic experience at a party.
A mother and daughter spend a day naked at the beach, only to uncover each other's intimate secrets.
Seven years after her Grammy Award-winning Amidst the Chaos, Sara Bareilles reunites with her closest collaborators to record a new album. What emerges is an intimate, cinematic process that lays bare the musician's deep connections and inspirations in Tribeca alum Josh Alexander's moving music documentary.
Michelle is floating through life until a surprising connection with a high schooler challenges her friendship with her overbearing best friend, in this bitingly astute and exceptionally hilarious satire.
An errant misgendering spirals Max and their straight, cisgender boyfriend, Jake, into a cataclysmic identity crisis.
In this enthralling portrait of a new generation of young women coming of age amidst two worlds, the antiquated patriarchal custom of arranged marriage threatens to separate sisters Adela and Zara.
With time running out, Sweet Tea gives her younger sister a crash course in how to jail: who to trust, how to make bootleg makeup, how to cook. But as the sun rises, one question remains. Does she take the lesson or run?
In this sweet and raunchy trans rom-com, insecure cartoonist Al is faced with his most daunting prompt yet: confess his true feelings for his best friend or risk losing him to a handsome nemesis.
When a woman makes a simple request of a fellow NYC subway passenger, an everyday moment turns into a bizarre battle for space, peace, and dignity. Based on true events, and shot guerrilla-style on the NYC subway in just six hours, the film uses humor and fantasy to explore the subtle, often unspoken tensions that Black women encounter in everyday public spaces.
Vera is a fun-loving 23-year-old until her entire life is upended after an accident leaves her in a wheelchair. Struggling to cope with her new reality, she meets Xander, who helps to show her that being in a wheelchair doesn't mean she's stuck.
Returning home to his native Puerto Rico after years away, 17-year-old Javi meets Luife and Kiki, two social misfits who flip his entire world upside down.
Chile, 1989: the Pinochet regime is on the decline and tabletop wargame champion Udo Berger is vacationing with his girlfriend at a coastal resort. When a friend suddenly vanishes, Udo invites a mysterious local to join him for a game in this effortlessly stylish adaptation of Roberto Bolaño's "The Third Reich."
Modern medicine treats diseases one-by-one, but what if aging itself is the root cause? The A-Word: The Future of Aging follows visionary scientists racing to extend lifespan and the rescue dog whose bond with an 87-year-old widower demonstrates the stakes of life extension.
When 9-year-old Emily is removed from the care of her aging grandfather by a rookie child-welfare agent, she is placed with the witchy, funny, and unpredictable Sylvia. As the two build a surprising bond, they find that forging a new family is not without risk.
Now 93, Martin Luther King Jr.'s lawyer and speechwriter reflects on the personal cost and surprising truths of making history, offering an intimate insider's view of the Civil Rights Movement.
Drawing from an archive of letters written in the 1960s, the film reimagines women's clandestine journeys from across the United States to Mexican border towns to access underground abortion care.
The birth of a gymnastics team in Pakistan provides an inspiring spark of light for a small group of girls on the margins. Executive produced by Mariska Hargitay, The Gymnasts of Fisherman Colony is a lyrical coming-of-age journey as these girls turn their team into a small rebellion.
Once a notorious institution for people with disabilities, Pennhurst finally closed after decades of abuse in 1987. Now those doors are reopening, as a group of disabled performers reframe the narrative around the site's harmful history –– as a haunted house.
The inspiring animated feature The Keeper of the Camphor Tree follows the personal metamorphosis of young Naoi who is offered a way out of a life of misfortune on the condition he accepts a mysterious role.
July 4th, New York City: Two mothers navigate the city on different tracks that briefly intertwine before diverging dramatically, in this interpretation of Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway.
Tim Blake Nelson and Vera Farmiga star in the unsettling true story of Heaven's Gate, the cult that convinced dozens to abandon their lives and await evacuation from planet Earth.
When Freddie Nole drives to meet a man walking out of prison, he's not just offering a ride, he's offering hope, dignity, and a path to permanent freedom.
The Siege of Paradise cheekily scrutinizes the annual tourist season at Cinque Terre in Italy, "the most beautiful place in the world," including the arrival of TikTokers and influencers — and the conflict that it generates with locals.
In Jason Bergh's intimate documentary, a behind-the-scenes glimpse at a marathon of performances by Dancing with the Stars' Derek and Hayley Hough becomes something entirely different when Hayley is forced to fight for her life following a shocking health crisis.
Traveling on foot, a young man returns to Haiti to reconnect with his estranged father. When a persistent street kid won't stop following him, Ruben makes a deal: help him find a shortcut, keep some distance, and the boy can stay.
Theatre of Dreams' by Fatma Al-Ghanim is set against the backdrop of the FIFA Men's World Cup Qatar 2022 and narrates the untold story of the first Qatar Women's National Football Team. The film is a deeply personal exploration of the courage, cultural defiance, and hidden sacrifices of the team's captain, who 12 years later confronts the emotional cost of being one of the first women to break taboos to pursue the right to play.
50 years after "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" electrified audiences, a drag theater company in the once-booming mining town of Rock Springs, Wyoming, stages a shadow cast of the cult classic. Led by the charismatic 25-year-old performer Kenny Starling, the determined troupe spotlights the ongoing fight for queer visibility and acceptance in their community.
Travel through time and reflect on the genesis, journey, and brotherhood of the multidimensional rap trio from Yonkers, The LOX.
An indie rock band struggling to make its mark finds a possible meal ticket in an infectious new guitar riff. Unfortunately, it's also a cursed melody that just so happens to open a portal to another, much scarier dimension.
It's tryout time at the Royal Ballet School, and Saran's last chance to apply. The school is known for being extremely selective, only accepting girls who fit a certain mold. Saran, who is black and looks nothing like the ideal image, knows this. As she prepares for the first exam, Saran meets Soleil, another black girl. Despite being pitted against each other, they bond over their shared exclusion and support each other throughout the exams. As they progress through the tryouts, it becomes clear that only one black person will be accepted into the school.
In a world populated by wire figures, faceless and expressionless, a man lives with his son near a beautiful lake. One day, the boy rescues a man who washes ashore badly injured.
Under the Zagros Mountains outside Shiraz, a family of Iranian nomads and their reticent sons investigate the disappearance of twelve sheep while navigating their flock through the modern city of poets in this dreamy documentary.
Adam is a gamer kid who spends most of his free time as a beloved and popular character in an immersive virtual reality game - VERSE. Inside, he's formed a deep connection with his girlfriend Sam, someone he's never met in person but feels closer to than anyone else in the real world. When the two finally decide to meet offline, however, a moment inside the game shifts their dynamic in a way neither of them fully understands. As Adam struggles to process the experience, he begins to question the line between his virtual self and his physical identity.
Facing a crisis of faith after the death of an old friend, a young priest abandons all he knows and sets off on a road trip out West to heal. Along the way, he picks up a wounded coyote and meets enigmatic strangers who offer a different path towards closure.
After unexpectedly losing her husband, Yehudit has no choice but to start over. In the process, she finds that abrupt and painful detours can lead to bright roads.
They are the children of the Black Panther party – the self-styled Panther cubs. Born into the 1970s revolutionary movement for Black equality and self-determination, they have lived in the shadows of a promised land that was never attained. We join them as they continue to wrestle, 50 years later, with the dichotomy of their extraordinary childhoods: the enormous pride and love it gave them as members of the Black Panther family, and the booming loss they endured – of parents, of security, and of the hope for radical change that did not materialise. That hope lives on in the cubs, and their reflections on America's current crisis offers burning lessons for today
On the eve of her first major Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournament, former supermodel Monika "Jac" Jagaciak - once the face of global fashion-reveals her extraordinary transformation as she trades runways for grappling mats, confronting her past and reclaiming her life through the discipline of combat sport.
A late-night study break turns into something deeper when a grief-stricken college athlete confides in his philosophy class crush—and unpacks a feeling he's never dared name. What follows is a charged, chicken-or-the-egg debate about the origins of language and feeling: Do we inherently know what we feel, and seek language to articulate it? Or can the addition—or absence—of vocabulary shape feelings we've lost, forgotten, or have yet to discover?
To sever ties with her homeland once and for all, Mar must traverse Malta to claim her inheritance. Guided by a charismatic, octogenarian troubadour, she finds herself softening to the country's charms.