The world's last great clown teacher, Philippe Gaulier, reflects on his unique life, career, and method as he nears his 80th birthday and looming retirement.

The Caramel Curves, an all-Black female biker crew in New Orleans, defy societal norms by embracing their multifaceted identities. This film explores the lives of the crew's two co-founders, standing as a compelling testament to the pursuit of finding freedom through legacy and the art of riding.

A poetic documentary about the history of Black gathering spaces in Louisville, Kentucky from the 1960s to mid 2000s. Delving into the ritual of roller skating and how roller rinks emerged as sanctuaries for Black culture, the film reveals the history of a segregated Louisville and the magic that its Black community has conjured as an act of resistance.

Rest Intuit is a rumination on the current revolutionary trend of rest as a radical practice.

In the fight for social justice and freedom of artistic expression, a drag queen makes sure Texas clearly knows that the LGBTQIA+ community isn't going anywhere.

An Indigenous women’s motorcycle group rides to end the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women while a member of their community desperately searches for her missing sister and tries to heal her shattered family.