Recently Released:
American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez, (2026) by filmmakers David Alvarado & Lauren DeFilippo, celebrates the life and legacy of Luis Valdez, poet, filmmaker, and founder of Teatro Campesino. Premiered at Sundance and will be broadcast on PBS’ American Masters in Fall 2026.
Miss Representation: Rise Up, (2026) by director Jennifer Siebel Newsom, builds on the acclaimed Miss Representation by examining the rising backlash against women’s progress and the hostile landscape of technology designed to harass and, ultimately, silence women. Premiering in June, 2026 at Tribeca Film Festival
Who Moves America, (2026) by director Yael Bridge, joins UPS workers across the country as they organize, vote, picket, and navigate the challenges of solidarity before their contract expires. Premiered in March, 2026 at True/False Film Festival.
Labors of Love: The Life and Legacy of Henrietta Szold (2025) by director Abby Ginzberg, explores the history and enduring legacy of Henrietta Szold, one of the most influential American Jewish women who ever lived. Premiered at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival.
In Production:
Winnie & Nelson, by director Dawn Porter, explores the lives and marriage of one of the most powerful, controversial, and misunderstood couples in modern history: Nelson and Winnie Mandela.
Master Thief, by director Paul Solet, is a true crime documentary about a Patriots fan who steals the 2008 Super Bowl rings as revenge for the loss to the Giants. While fleeing from the police, he attempts the largest cash heist in U.S. history, leaving $92 million in a vault.
Project M (working title), by director Sara Nodjoumi tells the story of a female revolutionary, fighting against one of the world’s most misogynistic regimes. It follows an exiled Iranian activist, as she builds a global coalition against Iran’s ruling Mullahs whilst trying to escape their deadly wrath.