• Plan C for Civilization

    Bush Auditorium @ Rollins 1000 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL, United States

    A timely examination of solar geoengineering and the risks of intervening in Earth's climate.

  • Extraordinary Caterpillar

    Regal Winter Park Village 510 N. Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, FL, United States

    A family-friendly journey into the hidden ecosystems supported by nature's smallest superheroes.

  • What We Inherit

    Bush Auditorium @ Rollins 1000 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL, United States

    A personal reckoning with inherited land, family identity, enslavement, and historical responsibility.

  • Workers of Art

    Regal Winter Park Village 510 N. Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, FL, United States

    A statewide experiment demonstrates how supporting artists can strengthen and transform communities.

  • Loot: A Story of Crime and Redemption

    Bush Auditorium @ Rollins 1000 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL, United States

    An investigation into Cambodian antiquities, child soldiers, international trafficking, and the global art market.

  • The Gymnasts of Fisherman Colony

    Regal Winter Park Village 510 N. Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, FL, United States

    Three teenage girls in Pakistan use gymnastics to pursue joy, ambition, and quiet rebellion.

  • The A Word

    Bush Auditorium @ Rollins 1000 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL, United States

    Longevity science meets a moving story about aging, companionship, love, and loss.

  • Fork in the Road

    Regal Winter Park Village 510 N. Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, FL, United States

    Small farmers and coastal communities pursue a healthier, more sustainable, and more equitable food system.

  • Miss Representation Rise Up

    Bush Auditorium @ Rollins 1000 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL, United States

    Young women confront technology-facilitated abuse and reimagine a culture that supports their leadership.

  • Traces of Home

    Regal Winter Park Village 510 N. Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, FL, United States

    A family journey through Mexico and Palestine explores migration, memory, trauma, and belonging.