Celebrate Juneteenth

"TIME II: Unfinished Business" is more than a film — it's a movement! This powerful follow-up to the Oscar-nominated "TIME" (2020) exposes the cracks in our justice system, fuels the fight to reunite families, calls viewers to action, and finishes the work that Juneteenth began.

Inspired by the Sankofa philosophy, these films explore untold histories, identity, and race across generations — featuring Sankofa Chicago, The Untold, and a sneak peek of The Sankofa Experiment.

Tracing the story of Ella Fitzgerald’s life, this documentary film explores how her music became a soundtrack for a tumultuous century.

NollywoodWeek Film Festival lets you discover the best Nigerian films and films from the Black Diaspora over a period of 4-days from May 6th to May 9th.

Jan 6th a riot and violent attack against the US occurred. 5 people died and 140+ injured. Before the dust settled and with strict city wide curfew still enforced, 1 visionary filmmaker took to the streets to speak with those present at the riot and get their take on what happened and its impact!

Home Sweet Home hits differently when HOME is THE source of your creative being!!!

Independent voices are more vital to our culture, and more in need of support, than ever before. Make a difference and join the Portland Film Festival in amplifying independent voices.

Based on true events drama of a Lesbian music promoter who struggles to find her place in the mysogonistic world of hip-hop while maintaining strong family values.

Join the Zurawski v Texas Weekend Watch Party (Oct 26 & 27)

"TIME II: Unfinished Business" is more than a film — it's a movement! This powerful follow-up to the Oscar-nominated "TIME" (2020) exposes the cracks in our justice system, fuels the fight to reunite families, calls viewers to action, and finishes the work that Juneteenth began.

A curated collection of the most acclaimed documentary films of the year. International Documentary Association (IDA) brings both films and the creators to IDA members throughout the Spring season. Become a member for instant digital access!

Borderland tells the story of immigrants organizing in the shadow of the border industrial complex.

Join us to experience an exciting collaboration between the Redford Center, a leading US nonprofit dedicated to environmental impact filmmaking, and Imagine5, an international impact media foundation. We are proud to present an enhanced Redford Center film offering, Films That Move.

This September 7th, through 12th, you can watch: 20 Years Later: an educational festival commemorating 9/11.

The Environmental Film Festival Australia showcases groundbreaking environmental cinema - features, shorts & experimental - from across the globe.

American INSIGHT's FREE SPEECH FILM FESTIVAL celebrates the passionate innovations of independent filmmakers and champions the ideas, perspectives, and voices that prove vital to the future of Free Speech, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law around the world.

System of a Down’s Serj Tankian takes an unexpected path. His passion for human rights & activism led him to become a social justice organizer. Interviews with the band, producers, & fellow rock icons, this is an energizing call to action.

DisOrient is a proud platform for Asian American and Pacific Islander stories and voices through independent film.

The Workers Unite Film Festival is a celebration of global labor solidarity, bringing together activists, academics, and filmmakers all over the world who aim to publicize the struggles, successes, and daily lives of workers. We are non-profit, based out of NYC, and in our 10th season.

Jan 6th a riot and violent attack against the US occurred. 5 people died and 140+ injured. Before the dust settled and with strict city wide curfew still enforced, 1 visionary filmmaker took to the streets to speak with those present at the riot and get their take on what happened and its impact!

The Workers Unite Film Festival is a celebration of global labor solidarity, bringing together activists, academics, and filmmakers all over the world who aim to publicize the struggles, successes, and daily lives of workers. We are non-profit, based out of NYC, and in our 11th season.

The Carole Zabar Center for Film presents previews and special engagements of films on topics that are relevant and important to our community. These include movies on subjects such as social justice, history, current and political happenings, and other matters of interest to Jewish and NYC viewers.

Oil has been an invisible machine at the core of our economy and society. It now faces an uncertain future as activists and investors demand change. Is this the end of oil?

Promoting Human Rights and Social Justice through Film.

The Workers Unite Film Festival is a celebration of global labor solidarity, bringing together activists, academics, and filmmakers all over the world who aim to publicize the struggles, successes, and daily lives of workers. We are non-profit, based out of NYC, and in our 12th season.

"The Sweet Taste of Success" - A moving documentary on life, aging, positive psychology and success. A journey into everyday reality that inspires a deep reflection, joyful, intimate and emotionally touching, about the concept of "success" in life.

Award-winning documentary film about a young woman's journey through poverty and tragedy as she pursues her dream of becoming a NASA Astrophysicist. Charity Woodrum overcomes incredible obstacles with help from childhood friends, mentors, and complete strangers, finding solace in far-off galaxies.

The Workers Unite Film Festival is a celebration of global labor solidarity, bringing together activists, academics, and filmmakers all over the world who aim to publicize the struggles, successes, and daily lives of workers. We are non-profit, based out of NYC, and in our 13th season.

SYRCL's Wild & Scenic Film Festival, where activism gets inspired

Discover films that transform memory into action. The Nichi Bei Foundation's collection on Japanese American incarceration demonstrates that remembrance is resistance—challenging historical amnesia by bringing these essential stories directly to your screen.

SYRCL's Wild & Scenic Film Festival, where activism gets inspired

SYRCL's Wild & Scenic Film Festival, where activism gets inspired

A BOOK BY THEIR COVER is a 32-minute short film that addresses a tween girl identifying their orientation, educating herself with a book, and how the town reacts. A BOOK BY THEIR COVER addresses how LGBTQIA+ young people must learn about themselves, and how this must stop being a covert awakening.

Atomic Focus Entertainment, in association with Kanopy Originals, presents BANNED TOGETHER, the first documentary feature film about fighting book bans and academic censorship in the US. It has won 3 Best Documentary Feature awards and was nominated for a 4th in US film festivals.

The Workers Unite Film Festival is a celebration of global labor solidarity, bringing together activists, academics, and filmmakers all over the world who aim to publicize the struggles, successes, and daily lives of workers. We are non-profit, based out of NYC, and in our 14th season.

During the Gulf War a Black artist observes a demented capitalist and a derelict priest entice a naïve young man into exploiting an innocent in this dark comedy of post-Reagan America. A surreal tragicomedy of the right’s “trickle-down” America — and the seeds of where we are now.