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.
Searching for the Animal unveils a profound secret about gender violence during the past five decades in Colombia, through Victor Gaviria's creative process
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
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.
'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
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
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
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
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
This film challenges the traditional notion of “spirituality”, the distant and equivocal into something tangible and practical, our day-to-day living perhaps
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
'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
After following her MD’s order to drink radioactive iodine to kill her overactive thyroid, Guggenheim award winning filmmaker Maggie Hadleigh-West catapults
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
Through generations of family recordings that mimic his own, director Mike Petrow explores both the mundaneness of suburban American life and his own maturat
Do You Remember the Philippines?
In a cinematic dialogue between Spain and the Philippines, TDo You Remember the Philippines?
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