Breaking free of her sheltered life, Ana embarks on a journey that enables her to discover new possibilities and explore the local queer community.

Ana lives in Sao Miguel, an island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean ruled by religion and tradition. But through her close friendship with Luis, a boy who likes to wear dresses as much as pants, Ana begins to question the world around her. When her friend Cloe arrives from Canada, she embarks on a journey that enables her to discover new possibilities while exploring the local queer community.

“A powerful and oneiric feature film, an uncompromising portrait of a generation struggling to exist.” – Muriel Del Don, Cineuropa.

“A film as loose-limbed as the young people at its heart… with [a] positive and hopeful depiction of the queer community.” – Amber Wilkinson, Screen Daily.

“Transcends a sense of neorealism for something more sublime.” – Nicholas Bell, Ioncinema.

A Worldwide Festival Fave!

• Winner – Jury Award – LesGaiCineMad Madrid International LGBT Film Festival
• World Premiere – Giornate Degli Autori (Venice Days)
• Winner – GdA Director’s Award – Giornate Degli Autori (Venice Days)
• Winner – Best Screenplay – CinEuphoria Awards
• Official Selection – Inside Out Toronto LGBTQ Film Festival
• Official Selection – OUTshine Film Festival

2022 / Drama / 112 Minutes / Portuguese w/English subtitles / A film by Claudia Varejao.

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DVD w/PPR available June 2026 / Digital Site Licenses Available Now

Oscar winner Mira Sorvino, John Savage and Tik Tok phenomenon Jessica Hosam (over 3 million followers) star in this exotic thriller that follows a 12 year old girl who is forced into marriage but escapes to save her village.

This gut-wrenching thriller with breathtaking cinematography holds the viewer captivated with both fear and anticipation, where mirage and reality blur and magic await when least expected.

The story follows Hadiya, a 12-year-old Egyptian girl who, after being forced into marriage, becomes the target of a Western corporation that seeks to control the only water source in her village. She decides she must help her village and sets out on a harrowing journey to find her father and bring justice to her community. Throughout her terrifying desert crossing, Hadiya’s only companion is Sparrow, the family goat, who keeps her alive for seven long days.

“A potent and blistering indictment of a society [Director Ilaria] Borrelli clearly sees as misogynistic and cruel to any young woman who does not fit in within its narrow parameters.” – Matt Davison, The Sound View.

“Gorgeous, powerful, and thought-provoking.” – Through Women’s Eyes International Film Festival

“The Goat also shines a spotlight ‘On barbaric traditions still practiced in so many areas of the world that devastate the young women and girls in these communities, such as marriage by abduction, gang rape, deadly childbirth conditions.” – Variety.

Action-Adventure-Drama / 2024 / 91 minutes / Arabic w/English Subtitles / A Film by Ilaria Borrelli.

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Narrated by Alec Baldwin.

SILENT FALLOUT tells the true story of a dedicated group of female physicians in the 1950s who uncovered the deadly impact of atomic bomb testing through baby teeth studies. Their research helped lead to the historic ban on atmospheric nuclear tests.

Divided into different chapters with titles like “Omens” and “Baby Teeth”, SILENT FALLOUT is comprised of interviews with several adults who grew up near the testing site in Nevada and have experienced inexplicable health problems starting from when they were small children. 

In addition to all of the compelling eyewitness testimony, ample scientific evidence was also furnished by Louise Reiss, a physicist who spearheaded the famous Baby Tooth Survey, a nationwide study in which thousands of baby teeth were collected from all across the nation. Tests conducted on all of these teeth over the course of a decade demonstrated that levels of Strontium-90 were 50 times higher in children born after the advent of atomic testing compared with those born before it in 1950.

Multiple Award Wins including:

• Best Story Award Winner Toronto Documentary Feature & Short Film Festival (Canada)
• Diamond Award Mindfield Film Festival – Albuquerque (USA)
• Best Future Film WILDsound Daily Festival (USA)
• Best Editing Award Winner Maverick Film Award (UK)
• Best Documentary Audience Award International Uranium Film Festival (Brazil & USA)
• Outstanding Achievement Swedish International Film Festival Nov Monthly Award (Sweden)

2023 / 74 minutes / English / A film by Hideaki Ito

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From the Punk Rock Stage to The Mayor’s Office. A documentary film about the legendary punk band D.O.A. and frontman Joe Keithley’s shocking political victory.

Throughout the 1980s, outfits like Black Flag, D.O.A., Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat and the Circle Jerks helped define the decade’s deafening hardcore punk sound, paving the way for the eventual explosion of punk bands through radio and MTV in the decades to come. While punk rock’s upper echelon may no longer be as culturally seditious as they once were, the genre’s effect on a new generation of activists and aspiring politicians has never been more clear.

The Vancouver-based D.O.A. have always been a politically outspoken outfit since first forming in 1978 as teenagers. Their mix of raucous anthems like “Fucked Up Ronnie”, “America The Beautiful”, “The Prisoner” and others remain classics. The band’s 1981 LP entitled “Hardcore ’81” was awarded the prestigious Slaight Family Polaris Heritage Prize in 2019 , which honors groundbreaking Canadian albums from the past, winning out over 11 other critical album releases including The Band’s “Music From Big Pink”, and Joni Mitchell’s “Court And Spark.”

In 2018, after 40 years of fighting against oppression, homelessness and corporate greed around the world, D.O.A. frontman Joe Keithley decided to turn art into life and run against the outspoken Mayor of Burnaby, Derek Corrigan. In a classic underdog scenario –and with only a $7000 campaign budget–Keithley convincingly won a city councillor seat that year and helped to unseat the entrenched five-term Corrigan.

The filmmakers followed Joe Keithley during his 2022 reelection campaign to document the amount of work and commitment that goes into running for public office. They were allowed unprecedented access to Keithley’s entire campaign throughout its often chaotic and nail-biting conclusion.

Ultimately, Something Better Change is a documentary film that proves music, political steadfastness and social advocacy can work together to effect real change just about everywhere–including city hall.

Features Joe Keithley, Jello Biafra, Dave Grohl, Penelope Houston, and more.

2024 / Documentary / 85 minutes / English / A film by Scott Crawford (Salad Days).

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Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha & Eryk Rocha’s 2024 documentary about Indigenous peoples’ profound connection to nature and the struggle against deforestation, a grave threat to their way of life and the ecosystem they call home.

In collaboration with Brazil’s Indigenous Yanomami people, THE FALLING SKY follows the Yanomami leader and shaman Davi Kopenawa as he fights to return the world to balance in closely observed rituals and trenchant comments on the ruthless logic of a materialistic outside culture. Illegal logging, gold mining, and the deadly mix of epidemics these intrusions spread threaten the existence of the Yanomami.

Based on an acute understanding of geopolitical forces, Davi Kopenawa holds up a mirror to capitalist societies of “the merchandise people” and the unsustainable lifestyle of the so-called “developed countries” that threaten the survival of humanity.

Fresh from theatrical release sponsored by the Museum of Modern Art.

Received a standing ovation at its World Premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.

Winner: DOC NYC 2024 Grand Jury Prize.

“One of the most necessary and scorching pieces of nonfiction storytelling in recent memory.”  — Carlos Aguilar , Variety

“10 out of 10. The Falling Sky fits perfectly in the high ranks of cult documentaries like Koyaanisqatsi and Baraka.” — Michael Talbot-Haynes, Film Threat

Documentary / 2024 / 110 Minutes / Portuguese with English Subtitles / A film by Eryk Rocha & Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha

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“[A] fascinating and somewhat frightening documentary set in the fast-forward arena of synthetic biology.” – Michael Rechtshaffen, Los Angeles Times

Genesis 2.0 is a documentary film made by Oscar-Nominated Swiss director and producer Christian Frei and Russian filmmaker Maxim Abugaev

On the remote New Siberian Islands in the Arctic Ocean, hunters search for tusks of extinct mammoths. One day, they discover a surprisingly well-preserved mammoth carcass. Resurrecting the woolly mammoth is a first manifestation of the next great technological revolution – genetics. It may well turn our world upside down.

Werner Herzog meets Jurassic Park in this real-life thriller that explores humanity’s reckless courage and the dawning of a new and unprecedented age of scientific change. Chronicles the discovery and cloning of Woolly Mammoths, extinct for 11,000 years.

“The woolly mammoth tusk is just the tip of the iceberg in this haunting excavation.” – Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter.

Winner: Special Jury at the Sundance Film Festival and nominated for four international awards including Best Documentary (Swiss Film Prize), and Best Documentary Feature (Sarasota Film Festival).

Documentary / 2018 / English Plus Others w/English subtitles / 112 minutes / Color / A film by Christian Frei and Maxim Arbugaev.

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