Political Science

This documentary offers a timely exposé of contemporary American life at the frontier of the border with Mexico through a myriad of perspectives - and what emerges is an endearing and nuanced profile of a society gradually faltering toward schism.

This compelling account follows a group of therapeutic clowns in a refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos to reflect on the emotional undercurrents of the refugee experience - and the precarious state of children in times of displacement.

A searing and sobering exposé from the depths of the war against ISIS in Syria - this film sheds light on the accounts of western volunteers who join Kurdish YPG forces to fight on the front lines of the most brutal armed conflict of our time.

This enduring documentary from Yemen's first female director aligns its gaze to the experiences of Yemeni children amidst the worst humanitarian crisis of our time.

This documentary chronicles the cultural phenomenon known as Queercore - tracing its underground origins in the 80's as a punk subculture aimed at radical artistic and political expression and its growth into a global activist movement for queer youth.

This highly acclaimed and ultimately disturbing documentary explores China's extreme forms of cyber escapism - and the omnipresent platform that caters to the isolation and ennui plaguing China's youth.

The fiery debate over the global influence of Islam - and its interaction with pluralist democracy - is explored in a dialogue between two influential public thinkers - Maajid Nawaz and Sam Harris.

This captivating and sobering documentary explores China's austere model of urbanization through the human drama of its most vulnerable citizens.

An award-winning exposé of China's economic engine and its troubling human toll – this film follows a single infrastructure development project to provide an account of labor abuse and systematic corruption deep within the narrative of spectacular growth.

This award-winning documentary offers an intimate account of South Korea's first and only gay choir – and its work to gain acceptance in a relatively conservative nation increasingly captivating Asia and the world through its popular culture.

This distinguished portrait of Berlin's historic Tempelhof Airport - a Nazi icon that has been repurposed as Germany's largest emergency shelter for asylum seekers - is an study of the institutional reconstitution of human lives.