Virtual cinema releases

In the face of oppression and threats Zen Buddhist teacher Roshi Joan Halifax strives to empower women and fight for gender equality in a male dominated culture. During a demanding medical pilgrimage, in the backdrop of the Himalayan mountains, she starts to unravel the layers.

A 40-year painful family secret leaves Darren holding the keys to 300,000 comics, a Superman #1, and an opportunity to change his family’s legacy by selling one of the most expensive comics of all time. Watch this highly anticipated 4-part documentary before the general public with added extras.

This Might Hurt is an 80 minute documentary that follows three chronic pain patients who have spent years trying to cure their illness without success enter an intensive program to retrain their brains.

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

Experience the groundbreaking life and legacy of Carl Erskine, the last of the Brooklyn Dodgers' Boys of Summer, Jackie Robinson's close friend and one of the great human-rights champions of our time.

A division of Harvard Library, the Harvard Film Archive is dedicated to the collection, preservation and exhibition of film. It maintains an extensive archive of over 40,000 motion picture prints, audiovisual elements and ephemera from around the world and from almost every period in film history.

Experience the ride of the first person with ALS to complete a marathon in all 50 states. Diagnosed at age 33, Andrea Peet set a goal that should have been impossible. Celebrated by critics as “one of the great discoveries of 2023,” this award-winning film is a “a joyous ride we all need to take."

Through interviews with experts in the fields of neuroscience, occupational therapy, addiction, psychology, and sociology, we uncover the reality behind fears about the effects of screen time on children.

A lonely housewife’s plan to end it all takes an unexpected turn when her last hurrah begins a radical journey of sexual exploration and personal reinvention.

A feature length documentary that looks at the culture of New Orleans through the lens of music. New Orleans has a distinct history as a result of its political and social history.

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

This Mike Figgis directed film is an intimate portrait of legendary Rolling Stones musician Ronnie Wood today as an artist, musician and survivor.

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.

The raw, emotional coming-of-age story of Sophie, a teen pushing the boundaries of her newfound sexual awakening as she copes with the recent loss of her mother.

See "Best Summer Ever" — an original inclusive musical featuring 8 original songs and an integrated cast and crew of people with and without disabilities — the day before the film's official VOD release on April 27!

Drawn from Homer's Iliad, the ghost of a soldier from the Trojan War travels through the ruins of the ancient world to confront a council of tyrants who make war on reason. A film by Hamilton Sterling.

An immigrant, working-class family lives through the horrors of the 20th century and raises a son who honors them. This memoir film is told entirely with image, music, and sound by filmmaker and sound designer Hamilton Sterling, and renown guitarist and composer Ralph Towner.

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!!!

In this award-winning, EMMY® nominated oral autobiography, The Great 14th uniquely and exclusively features Tenzin Gyatso as both subject and narrator as he presents the full arc of his epic and very public life as the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet.

What connects us? THE UNIVERSALITY OF IT ALL explores this simple yet complex question with profound perspective and intimate detail. Taking viewers on a journey around the world, the film analyzes human migration from economic and historical viewpoints amidst the major events of the 21st century.

Inspired by true events, EL HOMBRE BÚFALO follows a young journalist in Mexico City who stops writing after he receives death threats. Obsessed with a homeless man who has dementia and a mythical being who takes care of abandoned children, he decides to write again, even if it costs him his life.

Identical twins, distinct visions. WITKIN AND WITKIN explores the worlds of identical twins, Joel-Peter, a world-famous photographer and Jerome, a painter and lifelong educator. An intensely human documentary that addresses the philosophy of their practices, their art, and personal relationship.

With his life back East upended, a young man escapes to the electric anonymity of Las Vegas. When an intriguing offer puts him on an unexpected path, he learns how easily things left unresolved find a way of forcing their own resolution.

Beyond a simple personal quest, BACK TO SÖLÖZ is a journey through the history of the Turkish village of Sölöz; the deportation of the Armenian people; the exchanges of populations; the settlement of Balkan Muslims in this village; and a dialogue of possible Armenian-Turkish reconciliation.

In a quest to overcome one of the biggest obstacles of her life, personal trainer and author Metra Lundy simulates a walk to freedom by re-tracing the steps of Harriet Tubman, from Maryland to Canada. In doing so, Metra discovers who she really is, answering a call to live a life of purpose.

Photographed in the course of several weeks and edited in linear manner to respect the spacial and temporal authenticity of the process and to further manifest the labor intensive craftsmanship of the shoe repairman.

A cinematic love letter to the coast of Australia - with archive from the National Film and Sound Archive, ABC and Australians own Super 8 and 16mm personal collections. Accompanied by Music from The Panics.

For over 20 years, Urban Ink has supported Indigenous and diverse voices through storytelling and performance, empowering artists and encouraging collaboration, inclusivity, and social change through challenging, thought provoking, and groundbreaking productions.

After a failed suicide attempt, a man receives a substantial inheritance from a long lost relative and meets a struggling single mom with an eccentric young daughter. Together they embark on a journey of self discovery and healing.

Eugênio, the author of a once-popular Western novel, has fallen on hard times. When sales of his books plumet, he accepts an offer to work on a screenplay in complete isolation for three months. But while holed up inside a luxury hotel, Eugênio begins seeing visions of his most famous creation.

FLAWDABOI (My Life My Story) Flawda breaks down his life in his own words, ranging from losing his Biological Mother to Cancer, His Mother who raised him also dies from Cancer. Music Career, Military Life, Losing his older Brother to Gun violence.

It shows what happened on the day Sweden’s Prime Minister Olof Palme was murdered in 1986. The film is so eventful and fascinating that you want to watch it several times.

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?

Four Europeans from different cultures and fields of art set off in search of a remote place to establish the world's last bookshop. During their journey, they discuss the power of literature and reveal how certain classics have changed each of them in profound ways.

Documentary Film THIS IS MAJOR. A Charismatic beloved hip hop artist from South Philadelphia puts his lyrical poetry and love to the world, but in the face of recent loss and a pandemic, spirals into struggles with Mental Health.

"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.

Gentrification is not a new phenomenon. What was once a process of gradual change has turned into a nightmare of radical transformation and displacement. New York is currently undergoing “hyper-gentrification” unlike anywhere else, but activists are fighting back to save the diversity of their city.

A faithful husband and his relentless pursuit of his unfaithful wife.

Rebellious 13-year-old Anastasija and her younger sister Diana live in an overcrowded Latvian orphanage. While Diana is excited by the news of their pending adoption by an American couple, Anastasija acts out in defiance, clinging to the hope that they can be reunited with their biological mother.

After a mysterious mold starts spreading across the surface of an abandoned mattress, a sentient creature begins to take shape from within. Feasting on its unsuspecting victims' vertebrae while they rest, the creature grows stronger, finding nourishment in the bones and sinew it assimilates.

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.

An award-winning documentary film on a woman's long, 60-foot fall that sparked profound thoughts.

Exposing the war on immigrants and the border industrial complex that profits from it.

More than 60 years ago, a man from Togo voyaged to Greenland, becoming the first African man to explore the arctic nation. Inspired by his life, two Nigerian-born journalists and a Swedish filmmaker journey in his footsteps, exploring questions of culture and identity

When filmmaker Dianne Whelan becomes disillussioned with the state of the world embarks on an incredible 6-year jounrey to reconnect with nature on the longest trail in the world. Join Dianne on her incredible, sometimes harrowing and often humorous journey across Canada by foot, bike and canoe.