Documentary

Indie documentaries explore the stories from the world we live in that we might not otherwise get the chance to experience. From captivating human dramas detailing triumphs and struggles, to unbelievable wonders of nature, these powerful documentaries are sure to fascinate.

The Beyond the Short Indie Documentary Film winners showcases incredible works of documentary films from a diverse, talented group of filmmakers crew.

Explore our entire curated catalog of indie documentary films from rising filmmakers.

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“To and From” by Josiah Jones

Two endurance athletes attempt to complete a unique project less than 5 humans have ever accomplished. In the process, the experience forces them to explore their own unique motivations to confront suffering and the decision to endure.

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“Actual Air” by Mattias Evangelista

In the depths of the Pacific Northwest, a skier reflects on his life growing up in the shadow of Mt. Baker.

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“Belle Isle Marsh” by Deniz Akyurek

The Belle Isle Marsh is the last remaining salt marsh in the Boston area.

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“Julia & Dmitry” by Bobby Pavlovsky

A film about my parents, culture & food; specifically салат Оливье (Olivier salad).

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“Amali” by Ruby Harris

“Amali” is an honest glimpse into a 13 year olds world as she speaks to her fears and dreams through a summer roadtrip in rural Aotearoa.

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“To Be Enjoyed” by Stephen Stinson

An intimate portrait of musician Thad Cockrell.

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“The Fingerboarder” by Fabian Korbinian Wolf

The Swiss Emanuel Oberle lives a secluded life in a small mountain village in the Swiss Alps. There he creates handmade mini skateboards, so-called fingerboards. And ships them all over the world. This is his story.