At 22, Gail gave birth alone and left her newborn in the woods. Decades later, she’s arrested for murder, even though she says the baby was stillborn. BABY DOE explores the fallout when young women cannot accept the reality of an unplanned pregnancy.
In an unprecedented attempt to heal centuries of racism and antisemitism, and combat the rising racial and ethnic tension in their Brooklyn communities, the largest reform synagogue and the oldest black Baptist Church attempt to unite their congregations and bring about peace, by becoming family. Shot over five years by acclaimed documentary filmmaker Ondi Timoner,
“Food is the most precious part of Palestinian heritage.” Aisha Azzam and her husband started their family grain mill in Baqa’a refugee camp, Jordan, 35 years ago. She treasures her role in safeguarding culture by milling the wheat, grains, and herbs essential to Palestinian cuisine. Through food, Aisha traces the story of Palestinian displacement and
The arrest of trusted midwives ignites an unexpected rebellion, as Amish and Mennonite women break from tradition and emerge as fierce political activists — joining the broader fight for reproductive justice.
A magical remix of art and human experiences, this feature documentary celebrates Dorothy Gale, the iconic heroine from Oz, as she defies boundaries to evolve through the eras.
To cement her legacy in a male-dominated world of elite rock climbing, professional climber Emily Harrington sets her sights on a career-defining 24-hour ascent of Yosemite’s El Capitan, forcing her to confront the risks of ambition against the biological clock
and proving she’s not just a great “Girl Climber,” but one of the best, period.
