A portrait of outsider artist Leonard Knight and his visionary monument, Salvation Mountain, located next to the Salton Sea. Painted with 18 coats of donated latex paint, Salvation Mountain, was created over many years, and this charming film by Harrod Blank shows how one man's determination and faith can make for quite a majestic achievement.

Rays: A Kayaktivism Story follows a group of activists who take to the water in kayaks to confront the fossil fuel industry that is directly threatening their community. This short documentary captures a grassroots movement fueled by passion and the unyielding power of community.

In this magical realism documentary, eleven-year-old poet Raheem travels with a truck driver across Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, searching for signs of hope among his suffering people. Along the way, a bee draws him into the mountains, a river leads him to drought-stricken villages, and in a bustling market, he meets an indomitable woman.

After Mimi Wilcox's grandmother was held hostage, she shocked the small Northern California town of Sebastopol by declaring that she felt more threatened by the police than by the men holding her hostage – and she wasn’t the only woman that year to do so. A thrilling piece of family lore intersects with the famous Berkeley kidnapping of Patty Hearst and a dramatic bank heist in Sweden in this investigation into the pernicious origins of Stockholm Syndrome.