It’s big. It’s powerful. It’s invisible. It knows no party but it’s all about politics. It’s more than $9.3 trillion, and growing. From the folks who brought you the hit film about crossword puzzles (WORDPLAY) comes a new film about the National Debt. Trust us, it’s gonna be huge. In fact, it already is. More...

In this Academy Award short-listed documentary, acclaimed Polish director Marcel Lozinski and his son Tomek return to their favorite park. The film cuts between past and present, revealing how in the naiveté of Tomek’s now-distant youth he was able to access deep truths about facing mortality. More...

Would you surrender your ability to give life if you knew it might save your own? A genetic test has told 27-year-old Joanna Rudnick that she will most likely develop breast and ovarian cancer. Now she must decide if she will take the pre-emptive step of having her breasts and ovaries removed. More...

Released at the height of the U.S. war in Vietnam, IN THE YEAR OF THE PIG elicited both high praise and outrage for its staunch opposition to U.S. policy. Allowing the architects of the war to speak for themselves, the filmmaker uses the liberties of independent cinema to counter the corporate censorship of television news. More...

Some migrants exude a determination that points less to the promise of a bright future and more to an escape from a troubled past. In this visually stunning yet unromantic account of their journey, migrants face starvation and dismemberment on the road from Central America to Mexico and finally to the United States. More...