If you are a fan of the band System of a Down, Truth to Power is essential. If you are into political activism, you will find a kindred spirit.

The life of an artist who is more popular than ever (possibly because reality has become more surreal and dreamlike than ever).

A portrait of a turbulent region compiled from over three years of filming along the borderlands of Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Iraqi Kurdistan.

A nuanced analysis of leadership that creates the surreal impression of being in the same room with Bill Clinton and other leaders during the Oslo Accords negotiations.

This intriguing, often surreal documentary takes place in the largest retirement community in the United States, a supposed paradise for retirees.

A fly-on-the-wall look into an organization where kids receive peer support and group activities to comprehend and grapple with grief.

An eye-opening experience that gives audiences a window into the minds of kids with autism.

Bryan Fogel’s intense documentary about the life and death of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Aging men and their bounty-sniffing dogs pursue an increasingly antiquated way of life in this amusing and life-affirming gem.