Back on Track
After a random shooting left him paralyzed at age 18, Chris Rivera rediscovered life through his love of basketball. 20 years later, he leads the Triad Trackers, redefining success beyond wins and losses.
Beetle Summer
A young girl who lives in the countryside of Japan is raising a rhino beetle for beetle fights in order to gain friends. But before then she needs to train and nurture it.
Born to Lose
When a small-time dealer loses his father and gets in deep with a dangerous crime boss, he must rebuild his father’s vintage motorcycle and find redemption with the help of an aging veteran before his debts destroy him.
Braid Crowns
Two teens, separated by the rivalry of their family’s barbershop and salon, must navigate a way to do each other’s hair before prom.
Can’t Go Over It
Two friends embark on their annual hiking trip only to discover there might not be enough connection to keep up the tradition. Filmed while the cast/crew slept in tents and backpacked up the tallest mountains in New York.
Cindy Tran: From Here to Here
From family estrangement to New York City’s overlooked restaurants, Cindy Tran’s poems capture what’s hidden, honest, and beautiful about being human. She invites us into the in-between, where we embrace difficult experiences and reimagine the possibilities of poetry.
Come With Me
After trouble at his job and a traumatic home invasion, a working-class man finds catharsis in his right to bear arms. Influenced by a rhetoric-spewing radio host, he finds himself caught between following the status quo or doing what’s right, even if the “right” thing isn’t…
Creede U.S.A.
Welcome to Creede: a remote mining town with no stoplight, a theater company, and 300+ folks at 9,000 feet. This unlikely setting—with its miners, ranchers, and theater people—offers an unexpected lens on divisions felt by Americans everywhere.
Crime + Parody
After an amateur comedian is thrown in jail for political satire, The Onion joins his fight for free speech in a case that helps draw national attention to police conduct and accountability.
Crystal Cross
A quirky Christian singer and a suicidal dad drive cross-country, forging an unlikely bond through bad decisions and bizarre roadside attractions. Crystal Cross is a hilarious, bittersweet road trip about two lost souls finding comfort (but not salvation) in each other’s messes.
Daily Worker
Digitizing union newspapers in the quiet of a dark room, a filmmaker reflects on their relationship to labor.
December, Day Zero
A recovering alcoholic comes face-to-face with his bartender ex-girlfriend when he attempts to drop off a Christmas gift at her bar.
Densho
Electronic artist Shigeto explores his family’s history and the lasting effects of WWII internment, weaving together personal reflections, archival footage, and music. Through conversations with his mother and grandmother, he uncovers how their shared past and cultural heritage have shaped his identity, resilience, and artistry.
Disposable Humanity
A family investigates the history and memory of the Nazi Aktion T4 program that targeted over 300,000 disabled people and catalyzed the Holocaust. Through poignant discussions with memorial directors, advocates, and relatives of T4 victims, this film uncovers the haunting truth of a history that has long been obscured.