Documentary

Do You Remember the Philippines?

In a cinematic dialogue between Spain and the Philippines, TDo You Remember the Philippines?

Total votes: 506
The Devil and the Holy Water

The battle of an exorcist against the new demons of Ethiopia

Total votes: 1076
New Chefs on the Block

Two chefs in DC struggle to open and maintain their first restaurants. Against all odds, one becomes Bon Appetit Magazine's Best New Restaurant in America.

Total votes: 458
Huerta de San Vicente

A homage to Federico Garcia Lorca by artist/musician/songwriter Patricia Vonne.

Total votes: 1158
Never Surrender

Two weeks after the Japanese marched through Manila, Lt. Edwin P.

Total votes: 507
Itchi - my path

The essay film ITCHI- MY PATH reveals the artistic world of Vera Dobroschke, her collaborations with Robert Wilson, and her life in a wheel chair.

Total votes: 950
WHERE'S THE HELP

In urban America, trauma surgeons race to heal gunshot wounds and acts of violence...even though they were preventable.

Total votes: 814
Delicate Balance.

What if this fight is for life? The world is going through a period of deep social transformation.

Total votes: 969
Searching for the Animal

Searching for the Animal unveils a profound secret about gender violence during the past five decades in Colombia, through Victor Gaviria's creative process

Total votes: 1526
Save Our Snowmen | A Film About Climate Change

More than 4,000 species of snowmen are threatened every year by climate change.

Total votes: 543
DESERT WOUNDS

The film tells the story of Christian African Women from Sudan and Eritrea, who fled persecution at the hand of Muslims in their countries and are seeking as

Total votes: 891
Why Are You Here?

While traveling in the Nepalese Himalayas after the earthquakes in 2015, I met many trekkers along the way, each with their stories and words of wisdom.

Total votes: 530
Mnemonics

A refugee stores her memories in boxes that are animated to life when she revisits them in her secret room.

Total votes: 1065
WATER

Spectacular imagery of our planet's limited resources.

Total votes: 531
A Product of Me

'A Product of Me: The Movie' is a film about the interracial friendship between Levi, who is Caucasian (played by Teddy Gathmann) and Clyde, who is African A

Total votes: 1162
REHAVI (Timekeepers)

The story of an old migrand watch.

Total votes: 1098
Like Clockwork

A chronicle of multiple doomed film productions, and the ambitious upstarts who dare to rage against the dying of the art form.

Total votes: 481
Boujeloud: Father of Skins

Filmed in 2008 over three days in the Rif Mountains of Morocco where the sufi Master Musicians of Joujouka perform the Rite of Boujeloud and celebrate the 60

Total votes: 1428
Last Fisherman

Malcolm is the last traditional Fisherman in the Rame Peninsula, if not the whole of Cornwall.

Total votes: 542
Baviera's Jar

Otilia Martínez Salgar is a Felliniesque character.

Total votes: 1052
The Cat From Havana

The Cat from Havana tells the story of the most emblematic cabaret in Cuba, Gato Tuerto, founded 55 years ago by Felito Ayon - who also created iconic Bodegu

Total votes: 710
Mine is the Sunlight : Refugee Youth in Germany

Refugee youth in Germany encounter The Young Americans and their German counterparts in a 3-day workshop in a small town with the goal of creating community

Total votes: 499
Where Has All the Play Gone?

Where Has All the Play Gone? highlights the benefits of additional play in that essential educational growth time.

Total votes: 716
Christmas gift for Dax Diaz

Takes you through the loss of a young puertorrican singer song writer.

Total votes: 1285
Jheronimus Bosch, Touched by the Devil

The documentary Jheronimus Bosch, Touched by the devil follows a team of art historians who try to reveal the mystery of the 25 still remaining paintings of

Total votes: 959
Me, sexual assistant

The life of a sexual assistant for handicap people.

Total votes: 1021
A day in their shoes

Sydney, Bangkok, Cape Town, Berlin, Sao Paulo, New York.

Total votes: 512
THIS IS HOME

Vancouver filmmaker Var Bhalla returns to his hometown of Fort McMurray after a devastating fire forced the evacuation of over 90,000 residents.

Total votes: 579
To.Pas - A Ship in the Garden

60's Generation ‒ Michael, a mechanical wizard and Sabine, his very supportive wife ‒ want to build a boat to travel around the world.

Total votes: 903
The FUSION: being Physically Spiritual, Spiritually Physical

This film challenges the traditional notion of “spirituality”, the distant and equivocal into something tangible and practical, our day-to-day living perhaps

Total votes: 619
MOMMY'S LAND

Cambodia’s strongman government is stealing land from the poor, pocketing U.S. money meant for development, and getting away with millions.

Total votes: 1197
Out of the Ashes

Out of the ashes of war torn Eastern Congo two boys emerge with a friendship and a dream.

Total votes: 924
Sans le Kosovo (Without Kosovo)

My father and I take the road to retrace his exile as a 19-year-old refugee from Kosovo in 1968.

Total votes: 998
No Exit

Home to 5% of the world's population, the U.S. is home and 25% of the world's imprisoned population.

Total votes: 785
'Can't Be Stopped'

The story of 'Can't Be Stopped' is born through the unbreakable bond of brotherhood between displaced youth in the graffiti scene on the streets of Hollywood

Total votes: 574
Wall of Dolls Against Femicide

'Wall of Dolls' is a documentary about the birth and history of a permanent installation in Milan (Italy), designed by the artist Jo Squillo, to enforce her

Total votes: 1034
RECONCILED

RECONCILED a documentary.

Total votes: 534
Diviner Intervention

From two different worlds, a Diviner and NASA are connected by a shared mission, a search that could lead nowhere ...

Total votes: 939
For The Birds

A look at New York City pigeons and the people who love and protect them.

Total votes: 384
Sick to Death! 2017

After following her MD’s order to drink radioactive iodine to kill her overactive thyroid, Guggenheim award winning filmmaker Maggie Hadleigh-West catapults

Total votes: 449
New ProjectThe Beach, Fishes and Feet

A morning stroll in a Mexican Fishing Village, inspecting the fishes, turns into a look at feet on a very normal day.

Total votes: 629
This is a dog's world

A deeply moving and funny insider look into the world of Dog Breeding.

Total votes: 790
Transformation: Art Peace Imagine in India

Peace, Love, - and Art - produce a beautiful palette in any situation, but make for an especially poignant one when brought to a school for girls in a poor v

Total votes: 768
Home Movies

Through generations of family recordings that mimic his own, director Mike Petrow explores both the mundaneness of suburban American life and his own maturat

Total votes: 642
Chosen (Custody of the Eyes)

A coming-of-age story, a former blogger shares her journey, on camera, into a cloistered religious order that seeks anonymity and observes silence

Total votes: 1057
#sugarwatershort

following the first Deaf and disabled performance at The National Theatre in London.

Total votes: 511
From: Manzanar - To: the Divided States of America

Wrongs to be set right, World War II Japanese internment camps predict the dark future of our current path.

Total votes: 2128
For Our People

Myanmar has endured over five decades of ruthless military dictatorships waging war against ethnic minorities.

Total votes: 1423

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