In Burma, two lovers awaken on February 1, 2021, oblivious to the military coup that has occurred.

After the 2021 military coup, a Burmese teen and his friend form a media action group and start their own revolution.

A documentary about the Syrian revolution including ISIS control, demonstrations, and the asylum journey.

Amid a whirlwind electoral campaign in America's heartland, a political novice navigates the contours of newfound love. Sponsored by: Harriet Miller & Monica Wehrle

Ideologies collide in downtown Fort Wayne as demonstrators gather to honor the legacy of George Floyd.

Years after Emily is born with Down syndrome, her father develops a talk to help educate first responders.

People of color set out to undo mass incarceration by changing the probation system, equipped only with cameras.

Hannah and James start a t-shirt company as a ruse to get their friends to join their Asian Cinema Club. Sponsored by: Kathy Bock and Suzanne Galazka

A woman from Bangkok feels alienated by the comparatively soporific pace of San Francisco until a bike restored from a dumpster changes everything.

This screen dance mixes performance and visual art to represent the chaos of the cosmos and the wonder of the vast universe.

Black women in the U.S. are 3-4 times more likely to die from pregnancy and childbirth complications than White women. This documentary highlights both the challenging and positive experiences.

A documentary about artist Michael Shaw, who has been selling his unique stained-glass creations at Pike's Place Market in Seattle for 25 years.

“Xuè” highlights a Chinese based artist named Xiaoman Gu at IUPUI during her final year before moving back home to China. It documents her time in the studio and her thoughts on representation in the art world in Indianapolis.