Los Angeles dancer Jon Gifted explores his signature waving style, grounded in his connection to the natural world.

A reflection on Belfast's murals, tracing conflict, sectarianism, resilience, and a shared hope for peace across borders.

When color stirs beneath the surface, it reveals more than paint — it uncovers the artist’s journey through healing, identity, and rebirth.

Irene and Ana, the co-founders of the shoe brand Magro Cardona, navigate the centuries-old male-dominated shoe industry in Spain which demands patience and perseverance.

A short-form documentary exploring the importance of the interior American Wetlands through the eyes and experiences of Max Hutchison, a lifelong naturalist, ecologist, zoologist, and voice for preserving the forgotten land he calls home. The Careist is an ode to Max, a way of life, and a universal invitation to be more like him—to care.

Pasteis de Nata was first made over 300 years ago in a monastery west of Lisbon. Now George Kaya maintains the ritual in Brooklyn.

This short documentary offers an intimate look at Brooklyn-based industrial designers Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy of CW&T, exploring their seamless blend of art, design, and engineering, the unique dynamic of their home-based studio, and their philosophy on longevity in both work and life.

Jensen Ramos was serving three life sentences for attempted murder when a local dog rescue brought him a second chance at redemption and the courage to start anew.

A former soccer star finds his calling training 6-year-old children in Los Angeles to find their superpowers on and off the pitch.

After losing his wife, Papou reconciles with a changed sense of belonging as he returns to his home village without her.

After a life-altering snowboarding accident, adventurer Shell Robshaw-Bryan embarks on an emotional journey of recovery, using the healing power of nature to mend both her body and mind.

Oppressed by density, New Yorkers find space and leisure in every nook.

Tells the story of a cycling enthusiast-father who has developed a synergy to the bike. It is also an encouragement for young apprentices and novices to surrender to a craft; on the other side of a potentially lonely journey, lies a ticket to freedom.

Ten years after the sudden death of her grandfather, Alabama born filmmaker Amelia Ray unravels her grief by going to Coosada for a visit with her 76 year-old grandmother “MeMe.” A gentle snapshot of Southern womanhood. “Portrait of MeMe” is an intimate examination of familial grief and an exercise in unpacking the intergenerational effects of death.

A small public school in rural Idaho strives to create a safe learning environment for their children regardless of the fact that the school has not been updated in over 80 years and is barely standing.

A short documentary following the process and approach of internationally renowned water-based artist, Stephen Zhang as he creates his expressive and empathetic paintings.

Enter the fascinating world of composting through the lens of Code of Return Compost, an innovative company in Savannah Georgia; on a mission to save the planet, one bucket at a time. Follow these eco-warriors as they embark on a journey to reawaken our planet’s vital cycles, battling waste with buckets and turning food scraps into steaming piles of rich soil.

Four women share their passions and fears in the world of birdwatching.

Growing up with your twin is being able to spend a lot of time together without ever getting bored. Especially if you have the same passion, goals and dreams.

Tella a fras for Moroccan culture is a concept that encompasses all aspects related to the care and maintenance of an individual's physical, emotional, and mental aspects.

Self-care is an important part of a healthy and happy life, as it helps to improve the quality and sense of satisfaction.

A provocative short film about a woman's relationship with an essential piece of clothing-her panties.