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Iranian-Canadian boxer Nyousha Nakhjiri’s quest to become an Olympian — and how her efforts inside and outside the ring represent more than just sport — forms the basis for...
In the delightful short The Baker’s Hotline, co-directors Emily and David Schuman explore the culinary advice and unexpected human connection doled out by the expert bakers manning the phones...
Co-director Jennifer Holness explores the repercussions, both positive and negative, when citizen journalists bear witness to police brutality against people of color in #WhileBlack. We posed our Qs à...
Director Kenya-Jade Pinto’s terrifying techsposé The Sandbox reveals the sinister side of surveillance, and how Big Data has become Big Brother — especially in border-control operations. We posed our...
In Barbara Forever, director Brydie O’Connor deftly assembles a compelling and comprehensive profile of pioneering lesbian filmmaker Barbara Hammer using a wealth of clips, photos, interviews and footage from...
In Alexandra Kern’s poignant short film, Some Kind of Refuge, a pair of longtime residents reflect on their riverside way of life as some of the few remaining in...
In Let Our Mountains Live, director Håvard Bustnes chronicles the years-long efforts of Sámi reindeer herders and an army of young activists to uphold their Indigenous rights and protect...
The 2026 festival kicks off on April 23 with the world premiere of Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions, director Michelle Mama’s rockin’ and revelatory profile of the Rough Trade...
In Night Watches Us, director Stefan Verna trains his lens on a grieving community in Quebec — to examine issues such as systemic racism, police violence, and using art...
A one-on-one basketball game between two friends provides the backdrop for an exploration of life in director Serville Poblete’s short King’s Court. We posed our Qs à la mode...
Co-directors Cheryl Hess and Shashwati Talukdar examine a unique police division in India that mediates marital disputes in Marriage Cops. We posed our Qs à la mode to Cheryl...
In River of Grass, director Sasha Wortzel plumbs the literal and figurative depths of Florida’s Everglades region to examine its critical role in the state’s history and ecology. We...
