Marc Rochat fought hard to take down any demons in his way to compete among the best athletes in the world of slalom skiing, sharing what it means to compete at the highest level of the sport and—most importantly—to never give up, in this visually stunning portrait executive produced by Olympic alpine ski racer Bode Miller.

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LA ROCHE

When Zooey Zephyr was expelled from the Montana House of Representatives for speaking on a bill banning transgender medical care, she made a nearby bench her “office.” Director Kimberly Reed’s cameras land next to Zooey, capturing shocking, funny, and joyous events along the way.

SEAT 31: ZOOEY ZEPHYR

Oscar winner Cynthia Wade’s absorbing documentary tells the story of Taiwan’s first digital minister and the country’s first transgender, non-binary gender official in a ministry position, revealing how Audrey Tang overcame bullying, a fatal heart condition, and gender dysphoria, to emerge as a visionary leader of nonviolent resistance to authoritarianism.

GOOD ENOUGH ANCESTOR

An intimate look at the journey of professional athlete Cal Calamia, a marathon runner who overcame profound mental health struggles to become an advocate for transgender rights and inclusion in the running world.&nbsp;

OUT OF THE DARK: CAL CALAMIA

25 years after the Academy Award®-winning short TREVOR and the founding of The Trevor Project (the largest suicide prevention lifeline for LGBTQIA+ youth), Celeste Lecesne candidly shares how he not only escaped the confines of homophobia, but combatted it by finding the courage to share his truth with the world.&nbsp;

ONE STORY AT A TIME: CELESTE LECESNE

Previously recorded Q&amp;A with VIRTUAL SHORTS 1: BREAKING THROUGH directors Cynthia Wade (GOOD ENOUGH ANCESTOR), Nolan Büchi &amp; Basil Schneeberger (LA ROCHE), Natalia Iyudin &amp; Eva Tenuto (ONE STORY AT A TIME: CELESTE LECESNE, Sarah Klein &amp; Tom Mason (OUT OF THE DARK: CAL CALAMIA), and Kimberly Reed (SEAT 31: ZOOEY ZEPHYR), moderated by Loren King, correspondent for The Boston Globe

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