00:20:00|United States|Directed by Nelson Varas-Díaz

The Darkness” is an ethnographic documentary that captures the resilience of the ‘Alto de Cuba’ community in Puerto Rico as they confront disaster and darkness. Partnering with the grassroots organization ‘Casa Pueblo,’ they harness solar ener...

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A Tale of Two Qallunaat is a documentary about two intrepid women artists who travelled to the Arctic in the early 1970s and left a lasting legacy of their art and love of the Inuit and their land.

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This one hour documentary, narrated by Martha Flaherty, tells the tale of ...

01:25:13|United States|Directed by Jane Centofante

Saffron Robe is a feature documentary that follows a revered Buddhist abbot in the remote northern region of Laos as he navigates the challenges of a sacred life under a communist regime.

An ambitious spiritual leader, Abbot Onekeo Sittivong...

00:25:31| Canada|Directed by Dr. Mike Lang

Like a Mountain follows young caregiver Sam, cancer survivor Mike Lang, and mindfulness researcher and teacher Dr. Linda Carlson on a rugged Yukon mountain trek where nature becomes both challenge and teacher. Through candid conversations and mindfulnes...

00:20:20| Directed by Weronika Plińska, Wojciech Jankowski
The story concerns life and work of Polish contemporary photographer Krzysztof Kris Marchlak. The documentary focuses specifically on the artist’s recreation of the Quattrocento and Mannerist iconography of Saint Sebastian through the med...

00:59:00|United Kingdom|Directed by sally bashford-squires

Eitai, an Iteso word for community togetherness, is a documentary exploring change in rural Uganda. The film delves into the challenges faced by a rural community in Northeastern Uganda. Eitai explores critical global issues including th...

00:60:00| Italy|Directed by Jenn Lindsay

After the Boston Marathon Bombing, a group of world-class experts in religion and computer science create cutting-edge simulations to predict and prevent religious radicalization and violence…but saving lives in the real world is harder than they thought.

00:23:35|Australia|Directed byFiona Cochrane

A Melburnian, Ponch’s work has explored themes to do with women, sport (including circus), female bodies, relationships and identity. Starting out in the Pram Factory and early Circus Oz period, Ponch photographed circus performers, then extended out ...

00:06:26|Austria|Directed by Gina Mosely

Far above the Arctic Circle lies one of the last true frontiers on Earth, Greenland’s remote and rugged north. In this visually stunning documentary, A Remote Frontier follows a team of scientists and explorers as they journey into an untouched wilderness...

00:52:11|Directed by Kurt Shaw, Rita Oenning da Silva

In the past, the many ethnic groups of the upper Rio Negro gathered for Dabucuri festivals to dance, sing, and eat together. The festival provided an opportunity for the exchange of crafts and food, but also art, music, and perspectives.

Th...

00:10:00|Directed by Andrew Coons

A short documentary following The Tolkien Fandom Oral History Collection which aims to gather 6,000 oral histories from fans around the world. The project is led by Dr. William Fliss, the archivist in charge of a special collection of J.R.R. Tolkien manuscripts ...

United States| 01:26:00|Directed by MJ Doherty

In 1985 MIT grad students search for gravity. 30 years and 1 Nobel prize later they find it. The story – told as it happens – covers each end of the most famous discovery in physics. Through cartoons and a cow avatar, the clueless, but educable, ...

00:35:05| Guatemala| Directed by Ayans Lam Miguez|
This documentary explores the altarpieces, sculptures, paintings, and unique structures like the circular bell tower, showing how each element served as a catechetical tool and an expression of the fusion between the maya´s world and Catholic tra...

00:20:00 | Canada | Directed by Jyothis Thomas
Seeds of the North is a documentary film set in Thunder Bay, northern Ontario, Canada, centered around the Lakehead University Agricultural Research Station, known as LUARS. The film explores how agriculture, research, and community come together in ...

01:06:00|United States| Directed by Tracy Gracinao

Our Threatened & Endangered Species: Allegheny Woodrat follows the Pennsylvania Game Commission and partners as they fight to save one of the state’s most elusive mammals. Once common across the Appalachian Mountains, the Allegheny woodrat has d...

00:30:00 | Canada | Directed by Ligia Simba-Bolaños

This documentary showcases the way of life of the inhabitants of Yunguilla, an Ecuadorian community located in the province of Pichincha, which forms part of the Andean Bear corridor. Through the daily lives of its residents, this film presents...

00:31:39|United Kingdom| Directed by Simon Wharf

For 18 months every resident in 5 informal settlements called bastis in Bangladesh and India received a universal basic income.

Unconditional tells the stories of people who participated in and ran these WorkFREE pilots.

The projects provide...

12:00:00| United Kingdom |Directed by Sophie Jackson

Much in archaeology is brown – the layers of soil and deposits, the sherds, the 300 plus variations shown in the Musel Chart. Every archaeologist knows that brown is not just brown – variation, nuance, difference tell us much. Through case stu...

00:39:29|Canada|Directed by Brita Miko

Indians throughout the world dance the dances that once belonged to a people. This is the story of who they were, how they were mistreated by those in power, and how one descendant is reclaiming her art.

01:23:37|Sweden| Directed by Shiva Sanjari

“A Pot Full of Dreams” is a documentary that explores food as a tool for community, compassion, and hope. The series follows future gastronome Rozbeh Javid on a journey through Iran, where kitchens of different religions prepare meals to bring people to...

00:19:45|United States|Directed by Sara Laura Schwartz

Gert’s Boys centers on Cindy “Gert” McMullin, an original volunteer and co-founder of The AIDS Memorial Quilt. The Quilt was launched in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood in 1987, the epicenter of the AIDS crisis, as a social action tool t...

The malaria mosquito is born ‘clean’. Only after an infected blood meal and taking on various forms does the malaria parasite end up in the mosquito’s saliva, ready to claim a new human victim when the mosquito next bites. ‘It’s such a clever beast,’ says Bousema.

00:55:50|Directed by Matt Rogers

A documentary project focusing on six UNB graduate students as they interview one another about their unique research projects and experiences in grad school.

00:24:00|Canada| Directed by Yelena Gluzman

This is an experimental ethnographic film about captioners who use stenotype machines to transcribe speech to text in real time for d/Deaf students in the classroom. The film reflexively recreates the gaps in the work of interpretation and translation ...