In this part detective story and part art history, Cree Director/Subject Neil Diamond undertakes a journey to retrieve First Nations Indigenous ceremonial masks from collectors and museums around the world, helping return them to the Yup’ik native people of Canada. He traces the origins and spiritual meanings of the masks, their historical influence on the Surrealist art movement, and the role that former Sedona resident artist Max Ernst played in introducing Indigenous mask influenced art during the very beginnings of the Surrealist movement.

April, a 5-year-old English girl, moves to Paris just before the first lockdown. She feels miserable, isolated in her Parisian flat and desperately wants to go back to London. However, when the restrictions ease, her father drives her to Labastide d'Armagnac, a small medieval village in the South-West of France where her great-grandfather bequeathed them his house.

April is not much happier at first in the deserted village but slowly discovers it. She visits the cemetery where she thinks people are just asleep. On her great-grandfather's grave she brings flowers, talks to him and strongly believes that he might eventually come back to be with her.

She will make several wishes for this purpose, in church and also in the Pyrenees mountains, waiting for a falling star, as she has seen in Pinocchio. In the meantime, she meets some of her great-grandfather's friends. With them she will open to the world,

This thriller documentary "Hacking Hate" follows Swedish investigative reporter My Vingren, known as the original "Girl With the Dragon Tattoo", as she goes undercover to infiltrate white supremacist movements online. She unveils how social media platforms profit from hate and examines the threat this poses to democracy worldwide. The film is a call for action against the spread of extreme and authoritarian agendas and highlights efforts to make tech platforms accountable for their role in real-world violence.

In a film of joy and wonder, amid the glamour of Hollywood, Terry Masear finds a sense of healing from her past on a transformative journey as she nurtures wounded hummingbirds, unraveling a visually captivating and magical tale of love, fragility, healing and the delicate beauty in tiny acts of grace.

A young Ugandan and a Colorado intern discover first-hand how charity models in Africa can create exploitation and dependance. Together with unexpected partners, they develop a model of local-ownership and micro-enterprise that could forever shift how the West views poverty relief.

Colorado Territory, 1869. After a cholera outbreak hits a remote mining camp, a woman is forced to travel 97 miles of unforgiving wilderness with her child in tow and another on the way.

Filmed in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, "What She Carried" explores the enduring love, tenacity, and strength of motherhood.

Filmmaker Asgeir Helgestad documents the state of nature at his home country Norway, where he has photographed all his life. From the lives of bees at his farm, to wild reindeer on the high mountains, and puffins at the ocean’s edge, he shows the beauty of threatened nature and tracks down human actions responsible for its decline.

This is a personal story on our connection with the non-human world, the relations between the small and the big, and a reminder of nature’s strength and vulnerability.

From the Oscar-award winning director Bille August and based on Stefan Zweig’s classic short story Beware of Pity, "The Kiss" is a romantic drama set against the backdrop of 1913 Denmark at the start of World War I, following the journey of Anton Abildgaard, a noble cavalry officer, hoping to complete his military training with distinction.

After helping the local Baron Løvenskjold out of a tough situation one day with his automobile, he is invited to join him and his family for dinner at their castle, where he meets the Baron’s beautiful wheelchair bound daughter, Edith. The two begin spending more and more time together as Edith slowly falls in love and Anton struggles with being able to discern if his feelings for her are genuine or merely out of pity, all while the ominous threat of the first World War looms over them.

Eva, 20, joins Safietou, Djaoua, Violette and Simone, a team of chambermaids at one of Paris’s finest Palace Hotels. She discovers the poor working conditions of these invisible women, who work tirelessly to keep the high standards of these luxurious hotels, where one night can cost their annual salary.

Many are not even employed by the hotels directly but by sub-contractors, and are therefore particularly vulnerable.

While on strike to fight against subcontracting and to obtain better working conditions, they come up with a colorful idea: having their own “Fashion Week” in front of the hotel!