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Cara Devito’s intimate portrait of her grandmother who recounts the abuse she suffered at her husband’s hand

A black father and son discuss the ways in which popular myths have shaped their everyday experiences. Go West Young Man, created on an Amiga home computer, parallels their dialogue with a montage of historical moments that have influenced Western perceptions of black masculinity.

A priest wakes repeatedly from a dream in which he sees attractive, partially-disrobed man in his room. The hypnotic repetition and anxiety of his vision gains tension from the minimalist score.

Simon Panay’s film takes us into the world of Opio, a boy of 13 who works at a gold mine in Burkina Faso. As you might imagine, it’s a harsh existence, with an oppressively narrow range of options. Even the most basic education costs money, and Opio’s family has precious little of that. The boy decides on a training program for welders, but to earn enough for tuition, he must take his current occupation one step further, moving from peripheral tasks to the dangerous work of going down into the pits.

A 1917 film directed by Lloyd Ingraham.

Six women imitate their dads' dancing in a film about fathers as seen through the eyes of their daughters. These unseen men come to life through the dances and reflections of their children.

A collaborative film created during Lockdown in response to the political landscape and the work of Daisaku Ikeda.

Aaron is living his own version of the 21st century gay experience. After his breakup, Aaron tries to navigate his new causal relationship with Julio into somewhere more serious. Meanwhile, Jordan settles into Omaha to record his album. Dustin becomes entangled in an online romance while Cassie reignites her romance with Malcolm. A continuation of four friends who are all exploring their own ambitions, relationships and dreams in modern day Los Angeles.

You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown is a musical comedy with music and lyrics by Clark Gesner, based on the characters created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz in his comic strip Peanuts.

John Avery Whittaker has just completed the most amazing transport machine ever -- the new Imagination Station! Dylan and Eugene jump in and take off on the maiden voyage to the Old West... and drop in on a frantic feud to save the town of Tuttleville from the dreadful Dalton gang. After promising that he and Eugene are committed to cleaning up the streets, Dylan discovers it's a bigger job than he ever imagined. And when faced with a showdown, Dylan must decide whether to keep his word or run for his life.

With his side bleeding, a man called Shadow limps through a black and white landscape of burned out buildings, funeral processions, and memories that are in color. He wants to bathe, to clean his wound, but he finds no one willing to let him use their water. The residents of the township capture a young man accused of rape. The two men’s paths cross and Shadow’s place in society is revealed. Will the blood wash off?

The Man You Had in Mind explores the intimate lives of five Oregon gay male couples; the forces that bring them together, the journeys they face, and the culture in which they survive and thrive.

The bereaved wife of a teacher who died prematurely resorts to ritualistic magic to resurrect her beloved husband. The results have unintended bloody consequences.

Millie Jackson stars in this risqué comedy that outlines the extreme possibilities in the life of a determined woman. It all begins with her determination to marry a no-good, two-timing, dog of a man. It has yet to be determined if this was an accomplishment. He made her so depressed that she ate a herd cattle and two turkey farms. She lost the weight. She lost her husband and her mind. She then seduces her nerdy psychiatrist, transforms him into a superfine bachelor and reclaims her life. The way she does it, from beginning to end (and all between), is non-stop, belly-aching hilarious!

Frustrated and grumpy about things he sees and feels, the comedian who is always asked, “Why aren't you laughing?” expresses his annoyance through humorous stories about life, from school days, to his recent trip to Europe.

Hold Your Man is a 1929 American comedy film directed by Emmett J. Flynn and written by Harold Shumate. The film stars Laura La Plante, Scott Kolk, Eugene Borden and Mildred Van Dorn. The film was released on September 15, 1929, by Universal Pictures.

A captivating urban faith stage play. A successful womanizing lawyer marries the woman of his dreams. Little does she know of her husband's activities at work.

A novice stay-at-home vlogger is in the middle of making a video when her husband returns home from work. Their exchange turns violent and the camera as the camera keeps rolling.