
Benita is an intimate portrait of New York filmmaker Benita Raphan, who died by suicide during the height of the Covid pandemic.
Originally released in 1987, Diane Keaton’s directorial debut Heaven, newly restored in HD will be re-released in theaters. Following the actress’ passing on October 11, the revival is a tribute to her career.
I’m Not Everything I Want To Be (Ještě nejsem, kým chci být), directed by Klára Tasovská, is a documentary that recounts the story of Libuše Jarcovjáková, a female Czech photographer who grew up in Soviet-occupied Prague, and became know for her photography of the underground LGBTQ scene.
The documentary The New Yorker at 100 commemorates one hundred years of the famous magazine, celebrated for its groundbreaking reporting and fiction, iconic artwork, and wit that have shaped cultural conversation for generations.

It’s easy to write someone off if they disagree with you. It’s even easier to look down on them for the same reason. Because it is so easy to give into this social phenomenon, “Been Here Stay Here” reminds us that people are deeper than just their faith or opinions.
Brandt Johnson’s docu-comedy, Rebel with a Clause, follows his wife Ellen Jovin as she takes her pop-up advice stand – the Grammar Table, on a cross-country journey to all 50 states.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Tenzin Gyatso, known to many as the 14th Dalai Lama, shares a message of hope, inner peace and love, in the new documentary Wisdom of Happiness.
The documentary One to One: John & Yoko gives a rare inside look at John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s first year in New York City in the early 1970s.
The HBO documentary Alex vs ARod, puts the life of decorated baseball legend Alex Rodriguez under a microscope, dissecting his journey from a successful MLB player to suspension for performance-enhancing drug use.
The documentary I Was Born This Way, follows the little known story of Archbishop Carl Bean’s life from turbulent childhood growing up Black and queer, through his surprising music career.
Zodiac Killer Project, directed by Charlie Shackleton, explores an abandoned true crime documentary about the Zodiac Killer; and in the process, deconstructs the genre, examining the public intrigue and moral complexities of true crime.