10 new short films from African creators hit Disney+ as part of their new Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire anthology
Helen’s world is turned upside down when she discovers that her face has been digitally edited on to images of women in sexually explicit and often violent situations.
After their parents divorce, ex-step-siblings Abby and Sean are forced to confront if they were ever really family.
A mother who is awaiting the return of her daughter spends the day smoking and tormenting the household staff so as not to face her pain.
Steven Fuller is a winter caretaker who has lived at Yellowstone national park for the past 50 years. As the cold weather approaches and the seasonal transformation begins, he hunkers down in his remote mountain cabin. But Fuller and Yellowstone face an uncertain future, with the climate crisis threatening to forever change one of North America’s last great wildernesses
15 of Canada’s most acclaimed independent animators reflect on one day of their lives using only 4x6 inch yellow sticky notes, a black pen and their animation skills.
An oral history of DFA: the iconic NYC record label that got the indie kids to dance. Narrated by Marc Maron.
Three women – disguised by theatrical masks – who were targeted by ‘spy cops’ seek to take charge of their own stories, re-staging emblematic scenes and reclaiming the narrative.
The story of a boy who walks the line between imagination and reality, and the day he realizes he may not be able to do so forever.
Birdsong explores the dying whistling traditions of the Hmong people of northern Laos, whose sonic exchanges straddle the boundary between music and speech. The film follows the personal stories of three individuals from Long Lan village, as they reflect on their experience as practitioners of a vanishing musical language.
