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A young woman explores her mother's past and uncovers a secret at the heart of her family's history. Based on an autobiographical memoir, the film suggests that the truth--no matter how painful--provides a path to redemption.

A short film created by Gondry on the 24th birthday of his brother Oliver ‘Twist’ Gondry

Johnny is a girl with a problem inside her – she’s pregnant and she doesn’t want to be. As a South Dakota native she has only one option – traveling for hours to South Dakota’s only Planned Parenthood and waiting 72 hours within the clinic for her abortion.

Documenting three sets of sisters.

In this hearty exploration of family, Mary Feinberg recounts a story to her filmmaker daughter as she makes her famous eggplant ragout. As Mary revisits the deeply troubling start to her first marriage, her ragout simmers and bubbles—much like her on- and off-camera interactions with her daughter.

People. Young and old, fat and thin, black and white. Sand, sea, wind and clouds, a day at the beach. In the background, the decor of ships entering and leaving port. Ego and vanity, machismo, insecurity and unconditional love, brought together on a small stretch of land. Don't Catch My Face is an ode to life.

Picopatate and his dad are visiting the planet Earth! Unfortunately, the small extraterrestrial loses his dad, andhe wants to find him.

What’s in my Bag?, appropriates the synonymous YouTube format started in the late 2000s by Amoeba Records. Approached with a sitcom-esque irreverence, the work is a surreal affair. Rather than indie celebrities, two stereotypically balaclava-clad robbers arrive uninvited, with tote bags (in preparation) to climb through an open window to browse, rate, and berate the unlucky occupant’s collection. Judkins has invented various musicians with such a strong and truthful visual sensibility that they feel strangely timeless, while also conjuring an exact image of the usual coterie of artists discussed by the guests on the format.

In one of the most remote corners of indigenous Australia, a small community is fighting for its traditions and its future. Looking to the nearby mining towns and mission settlements the community Elders can see their culture in decline and abuse. This is the intimate story of one families' struggle to cope with the responsibilities of a richly complex traditional culture in a fast consuming 21st Century world.

At the age of 11, journalist and TV producer Fatima Jebli Ouazzani and her parents emigrated from Morocco to the Netherlands. Seven years later, her father left her mother and married a 17-year-old Moroccan girl. Fatima knew one thing for sure: she would not allow herself to be married off like her mother and grandmother, so she broke with Moroccan tradition and moved out of her family’s home. In this film, the director, unmarried and childless, wonders whether she has made the right choices. She places her own history against the background of traditional Moroccan marriage. That is what Naima, a Moroccan girl who was born in Holland, has opted for. On her wedding night, Naima has to prove she is still a virgin. By tradition, the in-laws wait outside the bedroom to see the bloodstained sheets.

Bothersome bedbugs are transformed into cute and cuddly companions who teach kids valuable life lessons in this educational series for toddlers and preschoolers. With the help of a vacuum cleaner pal who's cleverly named J. Edgar, precocious insect siblings Gooby, Toofy and Woozy learn how to solve a host of problems and make bedtime and clean-up lots of fun.

A mother and daughter's relationship is strained by the tragic death of the head of the home. His death anniversary reunites them and exposes secrets inciting more tension between the two.

Everything's Coming My Way is the portrait of Gordon Thomas, an 87-year-old New York singer still hoping for his big break. Gordon is a former big-band trombonist, a born storyteller, and an artisan who makes all his own clothes with a needle and thread. His songs - catchy and simple, peculiar and personal - are a kind of musical folk art. This in-depth character study tells Gordon's life story and reveals the spiritual philosophies that have kept him going. The film also explores the long journey which led to his discovery, and the appeal of Gordon's strange and wonderful music, including the testimonials of Canadian and international GT fans.

“I’m Doing My Job” follows 6 South Asian and Black female ER physicians stepping into their power through COVID-19. Whether it’s South Asian mothers being told to quit their jobs, or black and brown women rising up during BLM, or Muslim women finding love amidst a pandemic, “I’m Doing My Job” shows how millennial women of color female physicians showed up for their communities during a time of crisis.

One stoner's quest to win a cannabis growing contest is jeopardized by his dream girl's mischievous ferret.

A Mormon film intended to illustrate mission rules in a playful way.

Wendy Jo Carlton's fun little interview with a bisexual pal.

"When a life is taken the universe retaliates with a vengeance". Three of Kiana's girlfriends go missing, one by one. Haunted, Kiana wonders if she's next. Lock your doors because someone is coming to visit.

A documentary short about Aishah's Black feminist lesbian exploration of her coming out process through self reflection, and candid conversations with her father, Michael Simmons, her younger brother, Tyree Cinque Simmons (DJ Drama), and Yvonne Marie Jones, one of her best friends from high school.

In Salt Lake City, Utah, seven Mormons live their lives a little differently. The men (Jeff, Pret & Curtis) are attracted to their wives (Tanya, Megan & Tera), but they are also attracted to other men. They refer to it as Same Sex Attraction...not gay, SSA.