After their beloved grandmother dies, two siblings dismantle her home to discover who she really was. From a closet of handmade party dresses to a stash of 50-year-old toilet rolls, witness the life that persists in the objects we leave behind.

Days after a massive earthquake shook Ecuador's coast and caused complete devastation in just 52 seconds, the filmmaker returns to his hometown to survey the emotional aftershocks his family suffers and sift through the ruined city he knows so well.

On the frontline of the Syrian war, a 30-year-old commander leads her female battalion to retake an ISIS-controlled city and emerges severely wounded, forcing her to redefine herself in this empowering tale of emancipation and freedom.

Born with cystic fibrosis, Ethan Rice has been preparing to die all his life. Interweaving his father's home videos and his own original music and animation, this unflinching record of death's transformative influence and the father-son bond is essential viewing.

By turns ruthless and unrepentant, haunted and fragile, militant IRA activist Dolours Price resists easy stereotyping in an interview granted only on the condition of posthumous release. Long-held secrets are shared in this shocking story of radicalization.

In China's live streaming showrooms where hundreds of millions gather online, three millennials—a karaoke singer, a migrant worker and a rags-to-riches comedian—seek fame, fortune and human connection, ultimately finding those promises as elusive as in real life.

Upon discovering that the work of Mexico’s most famous architect is aggressively “protected” by its Swiss copyright holders, an American conceptual artist develops an unorthodox project to explore artistic legacy and the methods by which it is written into history.

In this bittersweet evocation of the end of an era, an Irish farmer/poet, deeply entwined with ancestral traditions and the natural world, must stand up for all that is sacred to him when the government threatens his way of life.

Wi-Fi routers, smartphones and cell towers are ubiquitous, but for some people who suffer from electromagnetic hypersensitivity, the expanding digital network is a tightening noose. Are these "electro sensitives" eccentric outliers, or canaries in the coal mine of our modern world?

A gold medal–winning athlete returns home to Morocco after the Paralympics amid wild fanfare and hopes for a better future, but when he's abandoned by his athletic federation, he finds the drive to defend his title by training a successor and protesting for social justice.

In her last year in office, South Africa's courageous yet controversial public protector faces down corruption, state power abuses and the president himself, intent on bringing justice to a country still wrestling with its apartheid past.

Life looks almost ordinary in Brindisi, an Italian city sandwiched between two of Europe's largest coal and petrochemical plants. But in this expertly shot, close-up observation, the disastrous effects of industrialization come into menacingly clear focus.