With unprecedented access inside President Duterte's war on drugs in the Philippines, this shocking exposé embeds cameras behind both the blue lines of a police kill squad in Manila and their targets, the ordinary families of the city's slums.

Pushed to society's fringes, young punks in Indonesia's capital drift through polluted urban landscapes in this gorgeous hybrid film, which subtly traces how their environmentalist ideals align with those of a local marginalized Indigenous people.

For three decades, a reclusive activist meticulously recorded 24-hour news cycles every day until her death. Now uncovered, her archive of 70,000 VHS tapes reveals a subtle form of resistance and an obsession that nearly tore her family apart.

Decades after a bloody internal armed conflict in Peru that claimed nearly 70,000 lives, a former child soldier, a survivor and a young writer explore their experiences of loss and trauma—both firsthand and inherited—in this deeply empathetic journey.

Refusing to fix her own identity and career in permanence, the enigmatic protagonist of this thoroughly millennial character study proves through selfies, sex scenes and social media that online, you can be everything and nothing at once.

Family bonds overcome the widest of generation gaps in this charming tale of a retired military officer stuck in a Soviet past who lives with his grandson, a former engineer who now pursues higher pay and job satisfaction as a stripper.

In this heartwarming ode to family and the healing power of food, Korean celebrity chef Jiho Im mourns the death of a beloved maternal figure in the only way he knows how: cooking 108 delectable dishes over 24 hours.

Framed by a corrupt Mexican police force and denied an interpreter, two Indigenous inmates finally reveal in their own language the tragic story they couldn't tell a judge as they cling to vivid memories of their loved ones.

Recently divorced, the filmmaker attempts to relocate closer to his young son, but confronts the harsh inequity of the US Medicaid system, which would prevent him from accessing the care he needs to live while battling advanced multiple sclerosis.

When one of his beloved dingoes falls gravely ill, a reclusive Serbian-Australian writer in Melbourne delves into painful memories and his life's work, revealing a personal tragedy that speaks to Australia's colonial past.