- 1/2 Revolution
- Abendland
- Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
- The Ambassador
- Argentinian Lesson
- The Belovs
- Building Babel
- Bully
- Canícula
- Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope
- The Connection
- Detropia
- Going Up the Stairs
- Gypsy Davy
- Herman's House
- How to Survive a Plague
- The Imposter
- The Island President
- Low & Clear
- Marina Abramović: The Artist is Present
- Me @ The Zoo
- Only the Young
- The Queen of Versailles
- Re:Vision (shorts)
- Searching for Sugar Man
- Secret Screening Blue
- Secret Screening Gold
- Secret Screening Green
- Secret Screening Lavender
- Secret Screening Orange
- Secret Screening Purple
- Secret Screening Red
- Summer of Giacomo
- These Birds Walk
- This Monkey's Gone to Heaven (shorts)
- Undefeated
- The Vanishing Spring Light
- V/H/S
- ¡Vivan Las Antipodas!
- The Waiting Room
A true-life thriller shot in Cairo during the Arab Spring brings us into the middle of the resistance
The latest from Nikolaus Geyrhalter, director of Our Daily Bread (2005): a secret tour of Europe after dark
Shot over a period of years, this film follows Chinese artist and dissident Ai Weiwei as he finds creative paths to rebellion against an oppressive system
Satirist and adventurer Mads Brügger (Red Chapel) shows how easy it is to become a diamond-smuggling African diplomat
Romance blooms for a Polish boy in Argentina
True Vision honoree Victor Kossakovsky’s first documentary immerses us in the lives of Russian farmers
SNEAK PREVIEW The embattled developer of the Ground Zero mosque just wants to build a community center—so why all the fuss?
2012 True Life Fund Film. Filmmaker Lee Hirsch makes the bullying epidemic in American schools intensely personal, demonstrating how, for some kids, mere survival can be a daily battle
SNEAK PREVIEW The tensions of tradition and modernity are explored in this look at the lives of the Totona people of Mexico
Morgan Spurlock takes us inside the superhero, fantasy, & sci-fi spectacle that is the San Diego Comic Convention
Eight junkies in search of a fix
The directors of Jesus Camp find hazy beauty and tenacious locals in Motor City
Meet the family with the mostest: a couple that wants to build the biggest house in America
Six filmmakers show that the past is not dead at all, but still flopping around.
Rodriguez’s music emboldened apartheid-era South Africa before he disappeared in a swirl of mystery
SNEAK PREVIEW For a couple of young Italians, summer is a never-ending, languid idyll
Inspired by the Pixies’ meditation on the divine (and toxic sludge), we spotlight eight shorts that illustrate a fragile hold on life