It’s hard to face the end of life’s long journey. Linger with us a little while longer, and experience a thoughtful collection of films that surprise, mystify, and stir the soul.

Sister Nancy, one of the most legendary Dancehall artists to grace a mic, has been largely unknown. It’s time to rectify that.

House was born in Chicago, where the backlash against disco led to the creation of a musical subculture centering Black and queer people.

Humans, animals, Earth—this new program explores our tangled ties through docs, narratives, and experiments on climate, care, and kinship.

Rhythms born of heartbreak and hope pulse through this bold collection of Spanish-language shorts—stories of resilience, longing, and reinvention, told across Mexico, the Caribbean, and beyond.

Desperate to save her marriage, a woman in China hires a professional to go undercover and break up her husband’s affair. With strikingly intimate access, Mistress Dispeller follows this unfolding family drama from all corners of a love triangle.

A woman swaps bodies with a chair and everyone likes her better as a chair.

The celebration of Selena’s life and legacy chronicled through never-before-seen footage from the family’s personal archive.

The first line of every Armenian fairy tale, There Was, There Was Not tells the collective myth of a homeland lost forever.

After making a mistake with the her company’s most famous book saga, Corina must overcome her fears and embark on a journey to save her job.