A filmmaker revisits her evangelical roots to find connection with her estranged father.
Through rare archival footage and firsthand accounts, True North revisits 1968 Montreal, where Black liberation movements converged at the Congress of Black Writers. As student protests ignited the Sir George Williams Affair, Black youth faced violent repression, unfolding a powerful chapter of the global Black Power era.
Artist Rashaad Newsome prepares to showcase “Assembly,” a groundbreaking exhibit at New York’s Park Avenue Armory. By blending visual art, performance, and artificial intelligence, the project centers the global evolution of vogue while honoring Black and queer resistance and calling for a more liberated future.
Filmmaker Tadashi Nakamura chronicles his father Robert A. Nakamura’s life, from WWII incarceration to becoming a pioneer of Asian American cinema.
Filmmaker Vicky Du traces generational trauma rooted in her family’s displacement during China’s 1949 revolution and explores if healing can break the mental illness cycle.
Natchez, Mississippi, is famous for its antebellum homes, but what’s left out of the tours?
Glimpse into the lives of the hidden workers sustaining the elite horse racing industry.
A filmmaker explores dwarfism, identity, and belonging in family and community.
An Amish sexual assault survivor breaks her silence, sparking a movement for justice and reform.
Meet Barbara Jordan: a civil rights icon whose powerful voice masked a complex private life.