Stories that break the silence.

A grieving schoolteacher takes a troubled student under his wing with the help of a British social worker. Their lives become entangled in a delicate web of resistance and betrayal.

Shortlisted for an Oscar, this documentary features shorts by 22 Palestinian filmmakers in Gaza, capturing resilience and creativity amid the genocide and devastation.

Five Syrian boys living in refugee camps get recruited to play football in Brazil, setting them on a lifechanging journey that will test their skills, friendships and dreams in this gripping docuseries.

A young Muslim songwriter forms a risky bond with the intelligence agent monitoring him, jeopardizing his community as he chases his dreams. Inspired by true events.

Two young American Jews visit occupied Palestine to understand the impact of Zionism. What they witness challenges their worldview, pushing them to join a growing movement to stand for liberation.

A father and his daughter set out to buy his wife a gift on their wedding anniversary, but are soon confronted by a military checkpoint.

When a news publisher, an attorney and a speech therapist in the United States face losing their jobs over anti-boycott laws, they launch a pivotal First Amendment legal battle.

Animation and interviews retell a Palestinian dairy farm's darkly-comedic resistance in the First Intifada after its 18 cows were deemed a "security threat" by the occupation.

Narrated by Roger Waters, this documentary examines how the Israeli and U.S. governments, alongside the pro-Israel lobby, shape American media in favor of the occupation.

Where Olive Trees Weep is about the struggles and resilience of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.

As the 1948 Nakba unfolds, a Palestinian girl's dreams of a city education vanish when she hides in a cellar for safety, glimpsing her village's destruction through the cracks.

This moving documentary examines the 2014 Israeli attack on Gaza by following the stories of ten Palestinian children amid the harrowing devastation.

Filmed during the height of the Great March of Return protests of 2018, this debut feature by Abby Martin and Palestinian journalists captures Gaza's history and ongoing struggle.

While trying to put their baby to sleep, two parents engage in a playful competition to get their baby to say their first word.

This sci-fi documentary reimagines Lyd, a once-bustling Palestinian city, exploring what it was, what it is now and what it could have been without occupation.

This documentary explores the Palestinian fight for freedom through creative resistance, featuring a secret museum by the apartheid wall, revealed to be a Banksy creation.

Exiled in Norway, Palestinian filmmaker Mohamed Jabaly fights a bureaucratic immigration system by telling heartfelt stories from his hometown of Gaza, channeling creativity and support from friends despite his statelessness.

A curious 10-year-old Muslim boy navigates life in America with his multicultural parents and mischievous sister. Together, they tackle the ups and downs of family life.

In this award-winning comedy by Elia Suleiman set in his hometown of Nazareth, a Palestinian couple arranges clandestine meetings as love blossoms despite checkpoints.

Unjustly incarcerated in an Israeli high-security prison, a Palestinian newlywed discovers she's pregnant and fights to protect her child. Based on real events.

After years in New York, Palestinian filmmaker Elia Suleiman returns to document his off-beat wanderings through Palestine in this political satire, capturing the absurdities and challenges of life under occupation.

A Palestinian village in the West Bank comes together with allies to stand against the planned expansion of the Israeli apartheid wall.

On a hot summer day in Gaza, Christine's bustling salon becomes a refuge for an eclectic group of women trapped inside as police clash with a local gangster at their doorstep.

Amidst the First Intifada, Naila, a Palestinian from Gaza, joins a clandestine network of women fighting for self-determination while navigating love, family and freedom.

In Beirut's Shatila refugee camp, two streetwise kids document stories of loss and resilience 50 years after their grandparents' exile from Palestine.

Two Palestinian girls living in refugee camps, one in Beirut and the other in Bethlehem, plan a daring meet-up defying borders in this gripping documentary.

At the height of the Second Intifada, a Palestinian man is arrested. A decade later, he returns to Nablus to search for his daughter, confronting secrets from his past.

After her husband is detained by the occupation, a distraught newlywed in Ramallah is left to manage the family olive farm and soon finds solace in Dabke— and a fellow dancer.

This documentary follows a young Mohammed El Kurd in Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood as his family faces settler attacks and protests erupt in their community.

This pensive documentary chronicles the daily life of a Palestinian family whose home lies in the path of the apartheid wall, enduring electrified fences, barriers and segregation.

Why has criticizing the occupation cost American academic Norman Finkelstein so much? This documentary explores criticism against him and themes of identity and freedom.

In the scorching summer of 2014, as Israeli rockets bombard Gaza, a young man joins an ambulance crew to document their life-saving efforts amid the ongoing aggression.

Formerly imprisoned by the occupation, four Palestinian women including Rasmea Odeh share their experiences in detention and discuss the lasting impact on their present lives and future outlooks.

Sent on assignment to cover the 2008 Gaza War, Ayman Mohyeldin and Sherine Tadros find themselves the only international journalists trapped in the strip as Israeli missiles rain down.

Over five years in Norway, a Palestinian filmmaker finds the internet is his sole means to connect with loved ones in Gaza, capturing their struggles from afar.

As Jamal prepares for his wedding, hallucinations of his late father keep finding their way into his consciousness.