In a nation continually shaped by debates over immigration, Almost American asks a profound question: what does it truly mean to belong?

What begins as a group of transgender women aligning their voices to reflect their gender identity unfolds into a powerful exploration of how voice shapes identity, survival, and social perception.

“NIO KO BOKK” follows Pape and Seydi, two young men who find purpose and community in the ocean, choosing a different path than the perilous journeys many peers take in search of opportunity abroad. Through their story, the film explores how belonging at home can be as powerful as the promise of elsewhere."

A Lovely Uncontrollable Thing offers a portrait of artist Victoria Moore as she shapes a life grounded in nature, craftsmanship, and personal growth.

Brute Force explores how our knowledge-making practices affect the world. Drawing on quantum theory and geology, the film exposes the intrinsic omissions, distortions, and ecological impacts of image production and data extraction. From the interference patterns of neutrons to data centres and salt lakes, the film captures how our world's complexity collides with the simplified rationalities of the digital age.

This documentary takes an in-depth dive into the colorful community of senior citizens who congregate at the Tool Shed, a long-standing gay bar and sanctuary for queer people in Palm Springs, CA.