In the 1950s, legendary high school basketball coach Lofton Greene led the recently racially integrated River Rouge High School Panthers to a record number of state championships in a league of otherwise segregated schools.

Director: Hamoody Jaafar | 2026

In July 2020, Rob Bliss, a young, white filmmaker, posted a video of what happened when he held up a ‘Black Lives Matter’ sign in Harrison, Arkansas, ‘the most racist town in America’. It went viral, attracting 12 million views. What Bliss did next was remarkable. Over 1500 miles, two months and ...

Set to an original score by jazz pianist Lafayette Harris, REDISCOVERING FANON takes a poignant look at the parallels between modern oppression and past theories of anti-colonial philosopher Frantz Fanon, whose writings shaped the Black Panther Party and sparked a revolution of libertarian thinke...

The story of Marwan Barghouthi, the Palestinian leader and political prisoner who has been called "Palestine's Nelson Mandela".

Directors: Georgia Scott, Sophia Scott | 2022

"Souls Not Numbers" is an in depth, unflinching look at the devastating effects the war on Gaza has had on its most vulnerable population, the children.

Director: Mike Large | 2025

What does it mean to be a Good Son? In this stand-up special, Paul Elia takes us through navigating the cultural expectations of trying to carve his own path while still keeping his mom happy. Can you live your truth and still be the son your family wants you to be?

Director: Paul Elia | 2026

In the throes of a new love, an Iraqi immigrant seeking political asylum and an ambitious American woman start to build their life together in New York. When a crisis strikes, they are forced to navigate its impact on their relationship.

Director: Oday Rasheed | 2025

Haunted by his son's murder at the hands of the occupation, a Gaza fisherman embarks on a psychological journey through his memories and nightmares.

Senna is a scientist seeking to perfect a mind-jumping time-travel project. Upon finding a VHS tape that compels her to delve into her family's past, she uncovers the key to her research, but in doing so suffers deadly consequences.

Director: Lee Mosa-Peterkin | 2025

A grieving schoolteacher takes a troubled student under his wing with the help of a British social worker. Their lives become entangled in a delicate web of betrayal.

Director: Farah Nabulsi | 2025

A journalist follows a trickle of information upstream, leading to revelations about California's water and the couple accused of hoarding it to build their own agricultural empire.

Directors: Yasha Levine, Rowan Wernham | 2025

In a town divided by duty and class, Vincent, a glassmaker's son, and Alliz, a violinist who is the colonel's daughter, fall in love. As their bond grows, rising tensions between their families threaten to pull them apart. Brought to life through stunning hand-drawn animation, The Glassworker is ...

In summer 2013, a statue of Apollo more than 2500 years old is discovered in the nets of a fisherman from Gaza. Then, the statue vanishes, opening all sorts of speculations: hidden in a tunnel, hostage of armed groups, destroyed by fundamentalists or resold to international traffickers of art. Pr...

In her relentless pursuit of a memory that reinforces her sense of belonging, Areeb crosses paths with Ahmad, a Parkour athlete in Gaza. Nostalgia meets with ambition, and the weight of a confined past meets with an unpredictable future.
Director: Areeb Zuaiter | 2024

Two Palestinian cousins hustle their way through the underbelly of Athens, dreaming of making it to Germany. But as their hardship grows, so too does their desperation, testing the limits of what they will do for freedom.

As Hamas tightens control over Gaza, Yahia seeks vengeance for his friend Ossama's brutal murder. His encounter with the killer alters everything.

Directors: Arab & Tarzan Nasser | 2025