The Stimming Pool is an experimental—at times fantastical—hybrid feature film, co-created by a collective of autistic artists, the Neurocultures Collective, and filmmaker Steven Eastwood, who invite you into a neurodiverse world within the undulating logic of neurotypical environments.

200 years after Simón Bolívar’s liberation campaign across Colombia, The Soldier’s Lagoon retraces The Liberator’s journey across the high-altitude marshlands, while searching for glimpses of his ghost still present in this historically contested territory and reflecting on the construction of oral history and its relation to the land.

Three decades ago, the world was poised to stop global warming. Using exclusively archival material, The White House Effect tells the origin story of the climate crisis and how a political battle in the George H.W. Bush administration changed the course of history, documenting how a crucial opportunity to take real action on global warming was not just squandered but deliberately undermined.

In the summer of 1989, thousands of people from various nations and beliefs gathered in North Korea for a grand student festival that championed peace, friendship, and anti-imperialism. Though primarily political, addressing issues like nuclear disarmament, environmental protection, women's and students’ rights, social justice, and above all, peace, the festival also took place at a pivotal moment in history.

Intent on providing a better life for herself and her children after her farmer-husband’s suicide, Sanjivani struggles against her culture’s traditional abandonment of widows, until she joins a discussion group with other farmer-suicide widows. Empowered by community, shared stories of resilience, and unexpected solidarity, Sanjivani cautiously forges a path forward.

Part verité essay, part political diary, 23 Mile follows Americans during cataclysmic events in the swing state of Michigan throughout 2020 (including a plot to kidnap the governor), painting a complex portrait that defies media stereotypes, while forcing viewers to question their own assumptions about race, class, social status and geographical demographics.

Leo Records is a symbol of musical resistance against authoritarian regimes and a pioneer of what we now know as avant-garde. It is the story of a man who single-handedly liberated an entire generation of illegal artists, musical misfits and Leningrad cowboys. It is the jazz story of modern times.

After 30 years of marriage, my parents announced me they were separating. In the midst of this painful process, I was falling in love and starting my own family. The film explores the different shapes that love can take between parents and children and children who become parents. (Tudor Platon)

A journalist from Moldova, estranged from her father, who had emigrated to Italy several years before, finds out he has become a victim of workplace harassment. Along with the decision to help him expose his employer and look for legal support, the wounds of the past re-open and she starts a simultaneous journey through her violence-laden present and past.