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A web designer for a nonprofit in Brooklyn is ecstatic to be the surrogate and egg-donor for her best friend and his husband, but 12 weeks into the pregnancy, a prenatal test comes back with unexpected results that pose a moral dilemma.

An inauguration day special showcasing the events of the presidential election of 2016 and the unexpected conversations that it raised, told through the lens of photojournalists throughout the country.

A young woman faces a moral dilemma when she witnesses a sexual encounter in a dressing room at the clothing store where she works.

Inmates in Virginia attempt to transcend the cycle of recidivism through an unlikely artistic collaboration behind bars with Grammy-winning hip hop artist Todd 'Speech' Thomas.

200 Miles is the inspiring story of ultra-marathoner, Eric Gelber, who attempted to run a record 200 miles around New York's Central Park to raise awareness and $1 million dollars for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF).

A roommate stuck in a codependent cycle finds her burgeoning romance might lead to something unexpected.

At Age 7, Sam Ramirez-Herrera fled Mexico with her family in pursuit of the American Dream. Now a filmmaker, DACA recipient and advocate for undocumented immigrants in the U.S., Sam, like so many other "Dreamers," finds herself caught between two nations-fully belonging to none. On the eve of Dia De Los Muertos, she is offered the opportunity to return to Mexico after 30 years away. Leaving the U.S. for the first time, Sam embarks on a journey to reconnect with her past and convene with her Mexican family, both living and dead. As her trip stirs traumas on both sides of the border, her homecoming reveals to her the great cost of her decades old crossing and upends her conception of the American Dream she's spent her life fighting to achieve. Against the vibrant visual backdrop of Mexico's Day Of The Dead, "El Regreso" explores rebirth through the lens of one dreamer's awakening.

Queer school teacher Ms. Amado realizes she has to come out, both for herself and for her students.

DeVaughn is a 15-year-old kid from New York City who loves skateboarding and craves a "quiet place" to escape the chaos of his home, the city, and kids that steal from him. The film follows DeVaughn on a weekend-long group camping trip with Camping to Connect, a BIPOC-led mentorship program that teaches leadership, brotherhood, and inclusion in the outdoors. One leader states, "these kinds of conversations are rare for men that look like us," and as the film weaves between the city and the woods, a place that is unfamiliar and historically inaccessible to these kids, we witness the joy and growth that is possible when kids have an opportunity to find that "quiet place."