'You Resemble Me'

From director Dina Amer and VICE Studios, book the film that The Hollywood Reporter calls ‘An affecting and confident debut. A gripping and painful story of dislocation and belonging.‘

'Loudmouth'

Josh Alexander's powerful portrait of the Reverend Al Sharpton, 'Loudmouth', is now available to non-profits and schools to screen in advance of the theatrical release.

Love him or hate him?

Make sure to bring what the Chicago Sun-Times calls "One of the best documentaries of the year" to your city: 'Love Charlie: The Rise and Fall of Charlie Trotter.'

The film for bookstore cinemas

This intimate portrait of The Bookstore and the family at its heart offers a journey through good times, hard times and the stories hidden on the shelves. A crowdpleaser for all book lovers.

'The Youth Governor'

The feature directorial debut of Matthew and Jaron Halmy takes place within the halls of California’s Capitol, watching as 4000 teenagers run a fully functioning government complete with legislators, lobbyists, political party bosses and elections.

A film for runners and activists

'Rural Runners' follows Chloe and Canyon on the campaign trail alongside Canyon’s burgeoning rise as a champion ultra-distance runner. Their approach rehumanizes our deeply divided political system, offering hope and a path toward a healthier democracy.

'Buried'

A feature length documentary based on the events and circumstances surrounding the 1982 avalanche in Alpine Meadows, CA. Available to show Sept 22.

Have a sing-along to 'Triple Threat'

The story of three friends balancing the birth of their careers - and a baby - as they bring their original musical to Broadway. For anyone looking for a film that's fun, inclusive and provocative, this is a must-see.

Perfect film for wine pairing events

'Living Wine' follows the journeys of natural winemakers in Northern California, during the largest wildfire season on record. Great for vineyard screenings and wine tastings.