
Genre: Political
After Work
In his funny and thought-provoking latest film, Erik Gandini (Videocracy) chronicles the past, present, and future of labor.
Alien Island (Isla Alien)
During Chile’s military dictatorship, radio operators receive messages from an alien race. Are they real, or is it something more insidious?
And the Party Goes On (Et la fête continue)
In this joyful, humanistic drama, Rosa, the heart and soul of her community, faces retirement with mounting disillusionment — until she meets Henri.
The Battle (A Batalha da Rua Maria Antônia)
On a pivotal night during Brazil’s dictatorship, a leftist student movement braces for violent conflict in this moody, stylized nod to history.
Bye Bye Tiberias
Filmmaker Lina Souaelm traces the journeys of her mother — Palestinian actress Hiam Abbas — and the women of her extended family, whose lives have been defined by separation, exile, and resilience.
Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World (Nu Aștepta Prea Mult De La Sfârșitul Lumii)
A production assistant attempts to cast actors for a workplace safety video in this wry, absurdist satire of capitalism in the digital age.
Goodbye Julia
Two women from different class and racial backgrounds form a dangerous bond against the tumultuous backdrop of South Sudan’s impending secession.
Green Border (Zielona Granica)
The plight of a Syrian family on the Poland-Belarus border prompts an everyday woman to action in this clear-eyed portrait of a political crisis.
A Happy Day
Endearingly deadpan, this wholly original tale finds three teenage friends plotting their escape from a frozen, hopeless place — until one falls in love.
In the Rearview (Skąd dokąd)
In this sublime documentary, civilians fleeing war-torn Ukraine share intimate stories of struggle and resilience in the backseat of a minivan.
Lost Country
Serbia, 1996. When an election is stolen, 15-year-old Stefan is forced to confront his mother, a television spokesperson for the corrupt Milosevic regime.
Occupied City
From the streets of Amsterdam, McQueen creates two interlocking portraits: a vivid journey through the last years of pandemic and protest, and a door-to-door excavation of the Nazi occupation that still haunts his adopted city.
Rustin
Silver Dollar Road
Acclaimed director Raoul Peck (I Am Not Your Negro) tells the shocking story of a Black family who fought for decades to keep their ancestral land.
The Space Race
Pioneers in civil rights and outer space, Black astronauts boldly ventured where no Black Americans had ever gone before. This is their untold story.
Stamped from the Beginning
Based on the book by Dr. Ibram X. Kendi (How to Be An Antiracist), this searing documentary explores the roots of anti-Black racism in America.
Terrestrial Verses
Incisive, often darkly comic vignettes offer a glimpse into the world of everyday citizens grappling with the absurdity of life in modern Iran.
They Shot the Piano Player
In this lively animated music documentary, a New York journalist (Jeff Goldblum) seeks the truth behind the disappearance of a Brazilian jazz pianist.
The Zone of Interest
The commandant of Auschwitz, Rudolf Höss, and his wife Hedwig strive to build a dream life for their family in a house next to the camp.