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Told across three distinct phases of research, the film chronicles the evolution of the Yellowstone Cougar Project, highlighting the groundbreaking science, tireless fieldwork, and unwavering passion of the biologists who are committed to understanding and protecting these elusive animals. Audiences will also get to meet specific cougars, each with their own unique story of survival, resilience, and connection, set against the stunning backdrop of Yellowstone's majestic landscapes.

For the past several years, a lost Eden drowned under Lake Powell has been re-emerging, revealing the follies of the past and a new way forward for the Colorado River. What The River Knows is a film that explores this unique inflection point in a centuries-long history. At the same time that we are met with the need to redesign our systems of water management in the West, we are presented with the opportunity to restore one of the most stunning landscapes on the planet.

Every day, thousands of dairy calves are separated from their mothers at birth. A Dairy Story follows a husband-and-wife team as they risk everything to prove there's another way.

Andrés, a young Chilean cowboy and self-taught musician decides to leave the town where he lives to fulfill his life's dream; become a real musician and play in Mexico. The desire to give a song of his authorship to the Northern Tigers band will be the impulse that finally leads him to undertake this important journey.

In the medium-sized midwest town of Columbia, Missouri, Shane Stander is a committed skateshop owner who is coming up on five years of opening a new skateshop; coincidentally down the street from the one he used to co-run. As the filmmaker attempts to ask questions and poke around, this film explores the passion, peculiarity and community of the mid-Missouri skateboarding scene.

Mr. Rama Yugiono (78) was interviewed about his views on the internet.

A young woman returns to her childhood home to investigate a family history shrouded in silence. Digging into the past, she tries to awaken a dialogue with her father and reflect on her identity.

The climate movement and two lawyers are challenging the Danish state in a high-profile court case to stop a new artificial peninsula in Copenhagen Harbor.

Nga, a Vietnamese woman is recorded on camera by her grandson, Vinh for an entire day. She shares with him her past before her memory fades.

Piotr is preparing for an exhibition of his paintings in Ukraine. His closest friend is his twin brother Krzysiek, with whom he keeps in touch only by phone.

Straight out of the sewers in the south, Sørsia Gerilja established itself as something truly unique in the Trøndelag rap scene. With raw lyrics and an even rougher attitude, the group clashed with police, producers, and at times even themselves. You couldn’t ask for better breeding ground for hip-hop. But 20 years have passed, and now they are reuniting for the very first time — on stage at the Pstereo-Festival.

A documentary about We Luv Video

Dubai was a city once built on pearls. This documentary follows four "invisible" workers, the pearls, living far from their families to keep other people's dreams alive while quietly pursuing their own in the land of opportunity.

A short montage of nautical life in Hull, Massachusetts.

At the top of Thessaloniki there is a tavern that has not turned off its lights for eighty years. Marginals, intellectuals and all kinds of patrons have passed through the tables of the legendary "Domna" with folk music accompanying them from generation to generation. Our 12-minute documentary observes the atmosphere of "Domna" through the flow of a night. During the course of this evening the patrons gradually free themselves, surrender to drink and folk music and eventually turn into a big family.

1983 KBO 30-win legend Chang Myeong-bu and his hidden yakuza brother, Yong-bu. Divided by the mound's light and alley shadows, they fought to survive Zainichi discrimination. Through Yong-bu's eyes, this tragic saga weaves unseen records and KBO archives into a forgotten diaspora's requiem.

Annette shares stories from throughout her life, discussing how they influenced her and made her the woman she is today.

Dora prepares for her driving exam, but, as takes lessons in her boyfriend's old Audi, she slowly starts to realize that the root of her anxieties isn't the road itself, but, rather, the coming of age process that comes with it.

A documentary about the conflicting feelings of home that are ever so familiar to queer folk. Emerging from the hazy intersection between a place you love and one that loves you back. Shot on a camcorder across Delhi and London, this documentary is an attempt to reconcile with the version of yourself you had to leave behind — and a confrontation with the one you're becoming.

Tucked away in the corner of Lower Merion is Harriton High School, a public school known for its competitive culture, distinguished extracurriculars and stellar educational quality. This documentary explores the deep, convoluted history of the school, tracing not only its 68 years of operation but also the origins of its name and land dating back to the mid-17th century. Created by a student at the school, this film includes interviews from past and present teachers, administrators, and students.

A moving, authentic story of enduring love and growth, told against the breathtaking backdrop of the Scottish Highlands.

The Campaign dives into how this is not just a war of rockets and gunfire, but one of narratives: a global effort to shape public perception around Gaza, Israel, the West, and the Jewish people. It’s a war fought through propaganda, disinformation, and emotional manipulation, amplified by both mainstream and social media.

A recap of the first edition of Tocata Piolin at Almagro Park, a lovely afternoon of live music.

A techno-melodrama about the past, imaginary and present of Nikita Computer.

An adventure film about a group of friends who drank wine, made films, and recorded music at a dacha in the Moscow region.

From exile in Sweden, Ali is able to revisit his lost Iran with the help of virtual reality — the country he fled long ago. Shahab Mehrabi demonstrates cinema’s life-changing potential in a loving portrait of his beloved uncle.

Sparked by an unexpected movie ticket, Mary began writing to a long-lost primary school pen pal. This visual diary documents a journey to rediscover the warmth of handwritten words, leading to a profound self-exploration.

Prescribed fire– the practice of setting small burns to clear ecosystems of overgrowth– is a critical tool for climate resiliency and forest restoration. But in 2022, a burn set by the U.S. Forest Service in the mountains of northern New Mexico escaped its firelines and spiraled out of control to become the largest wildfire in the state’s history.

Documentary on musician Todd Hardy, detailing some of his early music days, as well as working with Baz Luhrmann.

A documentary looking at the England women's rugby union team's unbeaten 2025 World Cup championship run. It offers behind-the-scenes access to their training, personal journeys and ultimate victory, following a campaign aiming to boost awareness of the team

In the coastal town of Shakotan, Hokkaido, Nozuka Elementary School prepares to close after 134 years as the region's population declines. Taiyo, a quiet second grader, is one of the final four students to pass through its halls before the school shuts its doors.

A short documentary style film following a musician turning 18

MADE IN USA FEBRUARY 28, 2016

A renowned muralist celebrates a historic neighborhood through 21 murals painted at a nearby recreation center.

Unseen Territories is a documentary and community-driven performance project that reimagines public space and the stories it carries. In Las Vegas, on Southern Paiute land, fourteen BIPOC artists challenge the colonial symbols that dominate the city, creating work that asserts identity, memory, and presence. The project treats artistic practice as a form of witness, showing how acts of creation can preserve histories and lived experiences that have long been marginalized. As the flags are made and brought into public view, they animate the landscape with joy, resilience, and pride, insisting that the complexity of these communities cannot be simplified or erased.

Set at Johannesburg’s traffic light intersections — locally known as “robots” — ROBOTS explores the spaces where inequality, identity, and survival collide. When the lights turn red and vehicles stop, another economy comes alive: dancers, jugglers, artists, hawkers, mimics, and performers seize their brief moment before the lights turn green again. At one such intersection, Gift — also known as “Marshmallows” — performs his striking “Headless Man” act. Behind the scenes, he juggles many roles: husband, father, brother, citizen, and survivor, balancing hope and uncertainty as he strives to make ends meet. As pressures mount, his life is poised to take an unexpected turn.

Featurette on the legacy of Cutter’s Way with contributions from writers Megan Abbott, Jordan Harper, and George Pelecanos

Growing Up Nyima is a documentary film that follows Nyima Tucker, a young woman of Ngarluma, Banjima, and Yamatji heritage, as she moves between the worlds of city and country. Born in the Pilbara and raised in Karratha before relocating to Perth at sixteen, Nyima’s journey captures the tension between modern life and ancestral connection. Across the 1,500 km that separate these landscapes, she grapples with questions of identity, belonging, and the meaning of home.

Argentinian rock-pop duo Pacifica takes the stage at the KiMo Theatre in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The Headcut in the Headwaters follows the story of wildlife biologists and stream ecologists as they take on the urgent challenge of repairing a stream headcut in the fragile sage-steppe ecosystem of the Big Hole Valley in Montana. What begins as an eroding scar in the landscape becomes a threat to drain wetlands, degrade critical sage-grouse habitat and disrupt water flowing downstream. Through collaboration, grit, and innovative restoration, this short documentary reveals how working lands and wildlife can thrive together and why protecting water at its source is essential for the resilience of rivers, communities, and all ecosystems downstream.

We investigate the paranormal in the historic city of York.

In Jaan the filmmaker uses her mother’s forbidden cassettes and dance to tell the stories and show the spirit of Afghan women across generations.