The lives of three women living in working-class Mumbai are explored in this soulful study of the transformative power of friendship and womanhood.

A father and son’s reunion in the Swiss Alps turns from tense to perilous when they embark on a backcountry ski day.

Showcasing a diverse mix of animation techniques, the films in this program focus on moments of transition where characters, both relatable and fantastic, make discoveries, face irreversible choices, and navigate outbursts.

A mother (Renate Reinsve) is called to school to account for her six-year-old’s behavior. But who can say with certainty what really happened?

A young gay man is taken under the wing of his older lover, finding excitement and empowerment in learning new ways of surviving.

Using diverse methods of observation, animation, and essay, the filmmakers in this program showcase the flexibility of documentary form. Each zeroes in on a unique point of view, eliciting intimate first-person portraits about the broad spectrum of human experience and emotion.

Stranded in Athens, displaced Palestinian cousins devise a dark scheme in order to reach Germany and start a new life.

A group of art students reckon with a sudden, inexplicable loss over the course of a long Icelandic summer day.