Tracing four generations of resistance, A War on Women uncovers the hidden history of Iranian women's struggle against the Islamic Republic, revealing how decades of courage and defiance built an enduring movement for freedom.

Acclaimed editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes offers a razor-sharp critique of American political hypocrisy as the nation grapples with structural challenges that extend far beyond any single presidency.

Three Indigenous women reclaim and revive sacred seed traditions on the brink of extinction –igniting a powerful movement of resistance, renewal, and food sovereignty.

THE MYTH OF THE BLACK WOMAN explores the damaging images imposed on Black women, from the hypersexual Jezebel to the lovable Nurse to the “sassy” stereotype, revealing how these myths were engineered — and how Black women are actively reclaiming their identities and narratives today.

An intimate and lyrical portrait of trauma, resilience, and resistance in post-Hurricane María Puerto Rico, LANDFALL exposes the island’s deepening economic and environmental crises and its fraught colonial relationship with the United States.

Twenty-five years after her uncle Miguel dies of AIDS, a filmmaker tracks down his estranged lover – now a Franciscan monk – unearthing a buried history of faith, secrecy, and unresolved family grief.