Documentary Films on The D-Word

Suzanne Baily (2025)

Directed by Suzanne Baily

The greatest female film editors shine a light on the invisible art of film editing

But I Love the Zine (2019)

Discovering Bay Area Zine Culture

Steeped in Time (unreleased)

Directed by Linus Manchester

Batas Militar (Martial Law) (1997)

Directed by Jeannette Ifurung

Delikado (2022) (2022)

Directed by Karl Malakunas

Call Her Ganda (2018)

Directed by PJ Raval

The Gentle Pursuit of Love: The Cushing Story (2025)

Fretail (2026)

Directed by David C Jones & Isis Diaz

Everything is free at The Fretail Store. But its popularity may prove devastating for the owners.

There Are Things To Do (2025)

Directed by Mike Syers

on PBS: A love story of Urvashi Vaid, an immigrant lesbian who shaped the modern day LGBTQ movement.

El oro de Baitoa (2024)

Produced by Juan Alfonso Zapata

The Joy of Curiosity https://thejoyofcuriosity.com (2025)

Directed by Kum-Kum Bhavnani

Rare, intimate portraits of 3 Buddhist monastics, driven by curiosity, sharing their spiritual lives

Grit (2024)

A film about people who keep going

Di Sarno- The story of Emilio's Ballato (2023)

A New York institution hidden in plain sight

Unity and Hope: The Pride of the HBCU (2025)

Directed by Markus Essien

American Masters Renegades, Brad Lomax (2024)

Directed by Markus Essien

BENITA (2025)

Produced by Alan Berliner

An unplanned collaboration between two filmmakers that transcends mortality.

The River (2025)

Directed by Jose Manuel Pichardo Jr.

Mona Mur in Conversation (2025)

Directed by Dietmar Post

There was Marlene Dietrich and Nico. And there is Mona Mur, "Germany's Queen of Postpunk."

Mighty Indeed (2025)

Produced by Vanessa Wells

Three women. Four decades. One melting continent.

Chilapa Girl (2025)

Directed by Juana Lotero López

Yulieth is pursued by silent violences from which not even the jungle can shelter her.