The heart of the Okavango Delta in central Africa, a vast maze of lagoons and channels surrounded on all sides by desert, has remained largely unexplored.

Though not a horror film per se, several ghosts are disturbed over the course of this highly personal documentary.

What is it like to be the first-ever female Sharia judge in the Middle East?

Some people live for their work, while the main subject of this poignant documentary is still living thanks to it.

A look at a commune, where those with physical and mental disabilities are treated with respect and dignity,

The documentary works as a real-life tragedy, a twisty thriller, and even a critique about how the media covers minorities.

The selling of a country as the next gold mine, where apparently not everything glitters.

A hybrid of nonfiction and fictional filmmaking that is as unpredictable as its subject.

Spring break, ground zero for raging hormones and bad behavior.