Through the hands we get to know the world, not only the space and the objects that occupy it, but life and death, violence and love giving.

A tree moves around in a fixed landscape.

A meditation on photography and memories of a city.

An eccentric, aging ballet dancer is hellbent on giving the town she grew up in the gift of one last performance.

Lorenzo Squaricia’s moving portrait of two men honoring the twenty thousand victims of Japan’s 2011 tsunami.

A tender, coming-of-age story about the search for love and belonging.

International narratives from Austria, Spain, Japan, Denmark, and Croatia.

Ripped from the headlines, Frances Ferguson is the tale of a substitute teacher’s marriage and affair.

Eduardo Montes-Bradley directs this enlightening documentary about Buffalo native, woodcut master printmaker JJ Lankes.

This documentary shines a spotlight on the NFL and its affiliate teams’ practices of wage theft and illegal employment of cheerleaders.

Comedic and dramatic short form, multi-arch storytelling.

40 years after the band parted ways, Alice Cooper reunites with the surviving members of the original band.