Every year, the female divine power Durga is worshipped for her triumph over all evil, yet reality paints a completely different hypocritical picture as women live with consistent suffering and horror of rape, murder, and injustice. This hand-drawn animated short film highlights the stark contras...

In her true crime podcast “Never Hike Alone,” Liz investigates and reports on women who have gone missing on solo hikes. When her own brother, Kit, falls out of touch, she knows she has to find him herself. In searching for Kit, she meets an avid listener, Judith, who believes in the mission of L...

When an ornithologist’s funding gets cut, her nurturing of abandoned bird eggs leads to a transformation as her marriage crumbles.

A documentary about the rivers that once stood on the Meramec River in St. Louis.

An exploration of a vernacular photograph.

Constantinos is a portrait of a 95-year-old Greek man reflecting on the great loves of his life: his homeland, his architectural legacy, and above all, his late wife, Maria. Through intimate interviews, archival photos, animations, and humanistic observation, the film moves between memory-coated ...

Exhibition follows an artist going through his first death, the loss of passion. Critics scrutinize the artist, suffocating each of his artistic breaths. The artist is saved when he encounters a child, a reminder of his childhood, and ultimately his passion.

A young man called Guy is lost not only in his surroundings but in his life. Armed with a clumsy rubber band gun for reasons unknown, he encounters a compassionate stranger who becomes his unexpected ally.

An aide to Death struggles to help her first soul cross over to the afterlife.

Late one night, a man and a woman are each sitting alone at a bar. Evelyn notices Joe and gives off signs of interest. Joe is mutually interested but chickens out from taking any action and Evelyn leaves. There’s nothing new about this scene. It has happened thousands of times and will happen tho...

Memorial artist Kevin Hale from Farmington, Missouri, has spent over 20 years helping families heal through loss. Now, he's working on a national memorial for veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress - aiming to save lives, not just honor them.

A young woman. A spirit. A music box that ends your life when it finishes playing. A choice.

Aim, a Thai immigrant, and her younger brother return to New York City after the loss of their mother. When her ex-girlfriend, Sandra, reappears unexpectedly on a quiet August evening. Aim is drawn into a tender reckoning with grief, love, and the creative spark she thought she had lost.

Eight-two year old mensch, Ted Grossman, has been wooing Miami audiences on Sunday evenings with his radio program, Night Train, for 47 years. Despite unexpected life changes, his biting wit, sharp observations, and gang of boisterous octogenarians, teach us to in the moment - if you can get a wo...

Grief is soothed by the neighborhood stray cat, Shadow.

Intoxicating experience of a psychotic serial killer preying from the confines of a dirty motel room.

Nearly seventy years later, the children who once lived in the segregated community of Mill Creek Valley in downtown St. Louis share their stories. Once home to 20,000 people, this neighborhood was demolished in 1959 as part of federal urban renewal policies. Now, these former residents reflect o...

Lucy begins receiving packages with chilling implications.

A painter suffering from the throes of perfectionism is unable to sell her work, until she develops a dangerous new technique - using her own blood.

Three homeschoolers explore a haunted school and encounter evil teachers and ghost children.

The story of a little space cadet named Zermi, and his attempt to convince his superior officers that the species he discovered - a race called “humans” from a backwater planet called “Earth” - are a species worth contacting.

A reflection on American violence.

Three residents of Alton, Illinois, reckon with the legacy and impact of a tragic historical site with roots in their city. Meanwhile, a medium from out of town visits the site to see what she can learn from the energy of the land.

Follow Ms. Christine Peoples as she works out of a historic Black church in a formerly segregated public park in Springfield, Missouri, building community and ensuring untold stories of Black achievement and perseverance aren’t lost to time.