Available until June 24
Teenage besties Amber and Sebastian are inseparable, exploring gender, queerness and rainbow hair colours together until a love triangle upends everything. Now transitioning solo, Amber comes of age with an inspiring confidence unique to a new generation.

Available until June 24
Sunchica and her retired friends enjoy the many cultural offerings of North Macedonia's capital, Skopje, on a daily basis—not to mention the free food and drinks that come with these events. But when societal judgment threatens to stop their fun, they realize just how much they need these get-togethers.

Available until June 24
A once popular bass player in Tbilisi is now jobless, joyless and crammed into a shoebox-sized one-room apartment with his elderly mother, leaving little space for independence or optimism in this absurd, intimate slice of ex-Soviet life.

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Indoctrination’s insidious mechanisms are exposed in this impressionistic essay that observes life in a small Russian industrial city and how—even in seemingly benign situations—the state’s ideological structures grasp control of its youngest citizens.

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After centuries of rural tradition, a remote Icelandic sheep farm bordering the vast Arctic Ocean faces its final season, leaving the last in a long line of farmers to quietly grapple with its end in this gorgeously haunting elegy.

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After escaping from an abusive marriage of 45 years, a free-spirited Polish woman rediscovers friendship and love. But can her personal reinvention coexist with the conservative attitudes of her generation?

Available until June 19
In 1975, many European foreigners came to post–Carnation Revolution Portugal to assist in newly formed co-ops. Today, the aging men and women return to play-act their memories, celebrating sexual freedom and hedonistic utopia.

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Less than 80,000 years ago, humans were not superior, just one of many animals simply coexisting. Stunning compositions and insights resurrect the rituals and places where natural and human commonality still exists in this award-winning look at biocentrism.

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The Syrian war splits one family across three continents—a father in Canada, a mother in Denmark and their two children alone in Turkey. Navigating three asylum systems and endless paperwork, cameras capture their formidable fight to reunite.

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The Tap Tap, a popular Czech orchestra made up of individuals with physical disabilities, hits the road in rock-star style in this lively and unapologetic ode to the power of live performance and overcoming obstacles.