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The People vs. Agent Orange
Two women, one American and one Vietnamese, fight to hold the chemical industry accountable for a devastating legacy. -
Belly of the Beast
Two women investigate a pattern of illegal sterilizations in women’s prisons and battle the Department of Corrections. -
Daughters of Addiction
Over the last decade, the rate of female incarceration in Tennessee has jumped a whopping 47%—why? -
The Hottest August
This film raises the specter of our changing climate with interviews from ordinary New Yorkers sharing their anxieties about the future.FULL FILM AVAILABLE -
Bedlam
Examine the mental health crisis through intimate stories of people in-and-out of ERs, jails and homeless camps.FULL FILM AVAILABLE -
One Child Nation
Nanfu Wang's acclaimed One Child Nation explores the devastating impacts of China’s one-child policy. -
The Interpreters
Afghan and Iraqi interpreters risked their lives aiding American troops and are now in danger unless they emigrate.FULL FILM AVAILABLE -
Decade of Fire
After an epidemic of fires in the 1970s, the South Bronx banded together and built a better future for their children.FULL FILM AVAILABLE -
Man on Fire
Man on Fire explores a community dealing with the aftermath of a shocking public suicide. -
The Judge
The story of the first-ever female judge in Palestine’s religious courts who overcame a male-dominated tradition to change minds. -
Winnie
Winnie explores the overshadowed life of Winnie Mandela and her contributions to bring down apartheid from the inside. -
Chuck Norris vs Communism
A black market racketeer and a courageous female translator brought the magic of film behind the Iron Curtain. -
Have You Heard From Johannesburg
This five-part series chronicles the history of the global anti-apartheid movement that took on South Africa’s entrenched apartheid regime and its international supporters who considered South Africa an ally in the Cold War.
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Children of Haiti
Children of Haiti follows three Haitian teenage boys who live on the streets as they reflect on their country, their lives, and the hope they have for a better future.