This traveling short film festival celebrates inspiring women doing extraordinary things in the name of adventure.

An absolutely wild treat from Brazil, colliding grindhouse storytelling and anti-colonialist allegory into a stew of hyper violent, unpredictable entertainment.

Perfection in miniature: six wonderful, strange and moving short films straight from the Sundance Film Festival.

Orlando Bloom and Scott Eastwood star in this riveting adaptation of Jake Tapper '91's bestseller about one of the deadliest battles during America's war in Afghanistan.

This riveting legal doc follows a scrappy team of heroic ACLU lawyers fighting four electrifying battles over abortion, immigrant, LGBTQ and voting rights.

A complex, multi-dimensional portrait of a talented woman who wants to have it all—career, family, creative inspiration and passion—and learns the price of her ambition.

This inspiring documentary shows how a Nebraska community stepped up during the refugee crisis, looking past politics to offer newcomers a genuine Midwestern welcome.

Jasmine Batchelor gives a riveting, raw performance in Jeremy Hersh's propulsive examination of tough questions.

In this inspiring buddy-cop documentary, two Texas officers put compassionate, innovative policing practices into action—with revolutionary results.

The final film from the late, beloved Agnès Varda is a characteristically playful, profound and personal summation of the director's own brilliant career.

This powerful story of music, love, and legacy centers on a beloved after-school drum corps that draws on Pan-African culture to mentor youth in Louisville, KY.

A grieving butterfly expert (David Cross) embarks on a dangerous, life-changing trek in search of a new species and personal solace.