What if the national debt isn't debt at all? Economist Stephanie Kelton takes on the money myths that shape our politics, igniting a firestorm as critics call her ideas 'voodoo economics'. A provocative, hopeful film about who pays, and what we could afford to fix, from climate change to inequality.
After Katie is harassed by a sexual predator within the virtual world of Roblox, a platform designed for kids with 78 million daily users, the trio of amateur investigators uncover far more sinister activities, including explicit games and extremist groups operating unchecked in these digital spaces.
An intimate, surprising portrait of the world's northern forests. Biochemist and botanist Diana Beresford-Kroeger reveals the forgotten wisdom of trees, from the medicines they hold to the deep bond between people and forests that shaped our world.
Few filmmakers have been as loved and loathed as Michael Moore. On the road with his Slacker Uprising Tour as Fahrenheit 9/11 explodes, this documentary turns the camera on Moore himself, separating fact from legend and revealing incendiary surprises about the man and his methods.
A chilling look at the race to weaponize space. From Cold War dreams to today’s booming military industry in orbit. Can treaties stop a new war above our heads?
Anastasia Trofimova gains unprecedented access to a Russian Army battalion in Ukraine. Without official clearance, she embeds with the soldiers for 7 months as they move across the frontlines. What she uncovers defies East and West narratives: a war dividing families, with soldiers disillusioned and struggling to understand what they’re fighting for.
Returning to Kyiv to search for his missing dog during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, director Stas Kapralov documents his journey as he joins forces with volunteers and becomes part of a movement to rescue animals caught in the crossfire of war.
How corporations became the most powerful force in modern society. Exposing how profit and power shape their actions. And the growing push to challenge their influence.
A harrowing look at police brutality in Calgary, revealing the human cost of unchecked force. Through three victims’ stories, the film exposes systemic failures and lack of accountability. A powerful examination of a justice system that too often lets officers evade consequences.
How Big Sugar buried the question: is sugar toxic? A secret PR campaign reshaped science, policy, and our food. Now, as disease rates soar, the industry faces its biggest reckoning.
In Vancouver’s overdose epicenter, a radical prevention center fights to save lives. Run by and for drug users, it challenges stigma and systemic neglect. A moving look at courage, compassion, and hope on the frontlines of the fentanyl crisis.
A sharp, playful portrait of Noam Chomsky and his challenge to the power of mass media. Blending biography, archives, and bold visuals to question how information is shaped. An invitation to practice “intellectual self-defense.”