Man of Letters and Revolution

Man of Letters and Revolution reveals the story of Egypt’s popular uprising through the prism of an author, his struggle, and his novel.  +

MAYOR

MAYOR is a real-life political saga about a search for identity behind the battle lines of a global conflict. With startling and unprecedented access, MAYOR follows a charismatic  +

Medusa

In a world quick to decapitate and fearful of turning to stone, we dare to meet Medusa's gaze. The documentary film MEDUSA explores the myth of the snake-haired gorgon, offering  +

Menashe

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Minor Attraction

Pedophiles are synonymously known as monsters, aberrations and perverts. But what if someone is attracted to children, yet does not act on that attraction?     +

Ms. Diagnosed

A documentary film to explore the inequities that exist between women's and men's healthcare because of traditional biases and practices.  +

My Fat Identity

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netuser

A premonition of an assasination leads an aging gay activist to warn the public; the backlash threatens to ruin him.  +

Nobody Living Can Ever Stop Me

Nobody Living Can Ever Stop Me is a portrait of American homelessness focusing on Krystal, a transwoman living under an overpass in Los Angeles. A member of a tight-knit community  +

Off the Face of the Earth

A reclusive photographer's strange encounter with a long-thought-missing woman threatens to draw him out of his isolation.  +

One Bullet Afghanistan

“One Bullet Afghanistan” is an alternative version of America’s longest war: a woman filmmaker encounters the mother of an Afghan boy shot by unknown Western military  +

Our Land

The 640 million acres of America’s public land is the last commonly held asset on the planet, which puts them squarely in the crosshairs of the immensely powerful.  +

Ourselves: Madly Seen (Provisional title)

What does self-care look like for Asian Americans with lived experiences of mental illness?  +

Parole Prep

PAROLE PREP is an intimate look at the American parole system, exposing racial prejudices and inequities mirrored in the justice system and society at large.  +

Pillars

Amber escapes into the church bathroom with her best friend during a boring Sunday morning service.  +

Pink Moon

A queer couple living out of their van plan to rob a bank in a small conservative town.  +

Plastic People

Plastic People is a landmark feature documentary that chronicles one woman’s mission to expose shocking new revelations about the impact of microplastics on human health.  +

Plum Island (working Title)

As a high security government lab plans its departure, every issue of our times converges on tiny Plum Island, 100 nautical miles from Times Square.  +

Plywood Renaissance

During the age of BLM, an unprecedented SoHo art movement catapulted five struggling painters into the spotlight, while healing NYC and preserving art from thieves.  +

Power of Attorney

A heartless estate attorney searches the desert for the hidden assets of his deceased client only to find a dead body and a newfound empathy.  +

Raja

A socially-rooted police procedural, a race-against-time thriller, as well as a portrait of Nepal, a complex society on the edge of a new future.  +

Rare Animals

In this documentary about climate change and natural harvests, wine foregrounds the human spirit of a grassroots winemaker working at the base of Mount Etna.  +

Rise

Based on the true story of one courageous woman’s journey, which sets an epic love story against a backdrop of terror, espionage, revolution and the birth of a new  +

Sanctity of Space

Lured by a black and white photograph, three renowned climbers pursue the ultimate adventure and show us why humans MUST explore.  +