This powerful exposé of how the Catholic hierarchy allowed a notorious Californian pedophile priest to remain in service for over 20 years is told through interviews with Church officials, the victims and their families, and the abuser himself.

A trio of underground rappers in Cuba struggle to get their music heard while bypassing the official government-sanctioned music industry, an inspiring reminder that the creative drive cannot be stopped.

Oscar-winning documentarian James Moll sheds new light on the Holocaust’s devastating impact when the daughter of a monstrous Nazi officer meets a survivor who experienced her father’s brutality first-hand.

Diverse residents of Kabul meditate upon the enigmatic present and hopeful future in their ancient war-torn city in this engrossing, wry, and ultimately haunting documentary.

As a teenager in East Los Angeles, Mario Rocha was sentenced to life in prison for a murder he did not commit. Undaunted, Mario, his family, and a steadfast team of advocates have spent more than 10 years fighting for his freedom.

In this revealing documentary, audiences get an inside look at enigmatic sculptor-filmmaker Matthew Barney’s latest artistic endeavor, Drawing Restraint 9.

The portrait of legendary Republican politician Barry Goldwater, as told by his relatives, his admirers, and his critics, serves a compelling homage to an inimitable man and a bygone era of American politics.

Enter the wonderland of the Jefferson Orleans dance hall, where big band music still plays every Sunday night as seniors swing to wartime classics.