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Creatures in this sacred universe are not avaricious beings out to beat one another.

In a world ruled by patriarchy, one girl from India’s hinterlands finds the courage to challenge gender norms to achieve her dream of becoming a drone pilot.  In Uttar Pradesh, where caste and patriarchy often dictate a girl’s future, Babita’s life seemed destined for early marriage and domestic duty. Born into a Dalit family and forced to shoulder responsibilities after her mother’s death, she gave up dreams of college to care for her home. 

As childhood memories are made and fade in the same instant, siblings Lily and Bodhi diverge at the dawn of a life beyond their home, a Colorado alligator sanctuary. Their bond, forged by the exotic nature of their remote high desert landscape, begins to change as Lily enters her teenage years. 

Indigenous knowledge and modern science come together to save Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. Guided by Traditional Owners, marine scientists, and cultural leaders, this documentary explores the urgent fight against coral bleaching—and the deep spiritual connection Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have with Sea Country. Amid climate crisis, this is a story of resilience, cultural revival, and hope for the future of our planet.

A reckless hand, a lethal play, a love so pure now ripped away. Forged hot from rage and shocking light, the Creature's love must set things right.

A timely reminder that the battle between artistic expression and authoritarian control remains urgently relevant today.

Terrorized by the ICE raids tearing through Los Angeles, an undocumented dog walker says goodbye to the unlikely love of his life: a mini doodle named Sir Lewis.

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In 1956, a young insurance agent from Racine, Wisconsin rescued a colossal 1920s Wurlitzer organ from Detroit’s Michigan Theatre. He then spent then next five decades transforming his basement into a fully functioning movie palace.

A young optimistic service worker loses his leg to a rare bone-eating tumor while trying to keep it together at his lowest point with no help from his employer.

 Known for his bold eco-experiments, including wearing a month’s worth of trash through Times Square, Robin Greenfield lives a full year on only homegrown and foraged food, and giving up every possession, Robin challenges what it means to live in harmony with the Earth. As he walks barefoot from Canada to Mexico with nothing to his name, his radical simplicity invites us to question what we truly need to be free, fulfilled, and human.