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Who in the Hell is Regina Jones?

From teenage mother in 1965 Watts through the birth of Soul Newspaper, 80-year-old Regina Jones revisits the trail she blazed, confronting a past she thought she'd left dead and buried. Jones tells a story of the invisible labor, the turmoil, struggle, and the joy of a modern-day Black woman.

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The Shadow Scholars

Tens of thousands of young and well-educated Kenyans are hired online by undergraduates and doctoral students at Western universities to write their essays and theses, in a multi-billion dollar underground industry. Oxford professor Patricia Kingori embarks on a search for these ‘shadow scholars.’

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The Stolen

After a brutal dictatorship takes over Argentina, grandmothers band together to search for their missing grandchildren.

Uvalde Mom

When a school shooting shakes a small Texas town, a mom desperate to save her sons goes viral. The community confronts the systems that failed their kids.

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Vivien’s Wild Ride

After a long career in cinema, film editor Vivien Hillgrove starts losing her sight, forcing her to reexamine past traumas and relationships, and to reinvent herself and her art.

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The Secret of Me

When 19-year-old Kristi discovers a secret her doctor and parents have kept from her all her life, her search for truth uncovers a radical psychological experiment, a global media scandal, and a legacy of harm towards intersex people.

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