Film Schedule

This compelling and urgent documentary, narrated by Peter Coyote, presents Christian nationalism as the greatest threat to democracy today, and it brings the well-researched historical receipts. Christian nationalism—the belief that the United States was founded as a Christian nation and therefore should privilege Christianity over all other faiths and ... more

At the age of 40, Francia Márquez was elected Colombia's first Black Vice President. In addition to presenting her amazing trajectory from single mother from an impoverished rural area, former domestic worker, and relentless defender of land rights and the environment, the filmmakers had privileged access to her unconventional electoral campaign. The film ... more

When Putin's war on Ukraine broke out in 2022, displacing millions, Polish director Maciek Hamela put his polyglot skills, his love of the Ukrainian people, and his van to work, ferrying countless families across Ukraine to safety in Poland. In this documentary, as both driver/savior and director, Hamela makes his passengers at home as he dodges landmines. ... more

Xavier is a thoughtful and steadfast husband, father, and wage earner in an immigrant working-class family in Miami's Little Haiti who wants to buy a bigger house for his family. Ironically, Xavier works for a company (and a racist boss) that demolishes homes, and he is ultimately troubled that the developments could displace residents like himself. Esperance, ... more

Greenpeace: We all know what the "green" stands for, but remember, this essential organization's founding mission was to stop nuclear weapons testing. The band of hippie peaceniks using themselves as human shields had already succeeded in halting U.S. testing in the North Pacific and had evacuated the entire population of Rongelap Island when, in 1985, while ... more