
POV — Season 33

This film chronicles the rise of a powerful movement – women of color reshaping the political landscape from the grassroots. Captured during the pivotal 2018 midterm elections, it profiles organizers and candidates, including figures like R…
This film chronicles the rise of a powerful movement led by women of color, who are reshaping the political landscape from the grassroots. Captured during the pivotal 2018 midterm elections, it profiles organizers and candidates – figures s…

The Radical Monarchs are a collective of young women of color, working at the forefront of social justice. This group progresses through units, earning badges for their accomplishments in areas like allyship with the LGBTQ+ community, envir…

Lea Tsemel is an Israeli lawyer, a figure of considerable political intensity. Opponents often label her "the devil's advocate," a testament to her decades-long commitment to defending Palestinians accused of resistance to the occupation – …

Captured within the confines of a small, subterranean space, this documentary offers an intimate glimpse into an unconventional hair salon. The proprietor, Sabine, a Cameroonian immigrant with a warm presence, presides over a world of exten…
In a Mumbai home, three generations of the Phadke family share a life. When the youngest daughter begins filming them, the intimate shifts into the political, exposing the shifting power dynamics within their household, which ultimately beg…
These photographs, captured by Kentucky students during the 1970s, offer a glimpse into lives lived and transformed. They speak to the enduring connection between personal recollection and the relentless flow of time, a poignant reminder of…
Fleeing Iran, a young couple journeyed with their son, Mani, toward the hope of asylum in Turkey, seeking a fresh beginning.

Dujuan, a ten-year-old Aboriginal boy, is a child of profound gifts: a healer, a skilled hunter, and fluent in three languages. Yet, he is deemed to be failing in his schooling, and increasingly finds himself under the gaze of welfare autho…

The revelation of his father's Alzheimer's spurred artist Maleonn to create "Papa's Time Machine," a fantastical, autobiographical stage piece brought to life with life-sized mechanical puppets. Through the making of this play, father and s…
A pair of recent arrivals, affiliated with a faction of idealistic Dreamers, were apprehended by Border Patrol and subsequently incarcerated in a privately-run detention facility.
Boniface "Softie" Mwangi, a political activist, entered the fray of a regional Kenyan election. He soon discovered that the pursuit of an honest campaign against entrenched corruption demanded more than just idealistic fervor.
Worried about their mother’s welfare, a family enlists the help of an investigator. He assumes the identity of a newcomer to a nearby retirement home, intending to observe her daily life and assess her condition from within.
The narratives of two working mothers and a child care provider converge within the walls of a twenty-four-hour day care center in New Rochelle, New York.


