This affecting documentary centers on what is technically an independent nation, yet it sees many of its young men and women travel far to join America’s military.

This gripping documentary centers on the mass protests, civil wars, invasions, and other sweeping events that overtook Ukraine.

Nature as an astist’s canvas, to inspire and to blend with in harmony

If there already isn’t a patron saint of war photographers, this thrilling, ultimately insightful film makes a strong case it should be Chris Hondros.

A powerful character study of a woman in a position of authority in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Actors who have largely gone unseen—the ones who appear on-screen for just a few seconds or are among the army of extras in crowd scenes—take the spotlight.

An inspiring blend of documentary and animated fantasy.

One film focuses on gay Syrians desperate for personal freedom abroad and another on refugees trapped and exploited in a Lebanon camp.

The rousing documentary centers on Gabriel Cordell, who decided to make history as the first person to roll across the United States in a no-frills wheelchair.