At the 94th annual Academy Awards, Troy Kotsur became the first Deaf man to take home the best supporting actor Academy Award for his moving portrayal of Frank Rossi in CODA. During his emotional acceptance speech, Troy paid tribute to his dad, or as he so eloquently put it, his “hero”. "To My Father" is the story behind the speech that moved millions. Through American Sign Language (ASL), Troy narrates his courageous journey of achievement, drawing viewers into the world of the Deaf and presenting the challenges he faced to fit into the hearing world.

Jacob, an unemployed actor, stumbles into an unusual gig: nude figure model for an art class. When his next-door neighbor turns up, he must find a way to keep his identity hidden, and their budding romance intact.

In 2017, Photographer Cig Harvey's best friend Mary is diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia. When forced to isolate during her treatment she asks Cig to send her photographs. Every day, Cig sets out to bring color and life to Mary through her camera, every day Mary asks for more. "Eat Flowers" brings us into the vibrant worlds Cig creates for her and tells an urgent story about living, through the language of flowers.

As he cradles his newborn, a father wonders if his daughter would be better off without him and imagines her life once he is gone. Completely hand-drawn with crayons.

After an embarrassing accident knocks a woman on her ass, her absentee father decides this is a good time to visit, committed to fixing everything possible, except their relationship.

By the end of World War II, nearly all the 4.5 million people from the state of Silesia, Germany were interned in camps, had fled, or were expelled from their home, which today only exists in the memories of those who survived.

Cho-won gets worried about her father due to an illness—thus visits him often. The day Cho-won brought Areum, she and her father starts to talk about their feelings toward each other for the very last time.