Anti

Documentary about Nell Shipman, first female independent film maker to pioneer the nude scene and animal advocate. In 1921, Shipman refused a contract with Sam Goldfish (later Goldwyn) and moved to the Idaho wilderness with a zoo of 70 wild animals to write, direct, produce and act in movies portraying women as self-reliant heroines who rescued their male leads. Shipman performed her own stunts and developed an uncanny rapport with her animal actors. The film reveals the forgotten legacy of Shipman and a generation of female silent film pioneers. The documentary includes rare footage of these artists, including minority filmmakers, Zora Neale Hurston and Miriam Wong. Geena Davis and women directors discuss gender-inequities Nell and her counterparts faced that perpetuate in today's film industry.

A biopic following the turbulent career of an AI filmmaker in Hollywood from humble beginnings in the 2030s to self-reflection and career retrospective in the 2070s.

The true life events of four friends come to screen with a story of self-discovery, pain of friendship, love of loss.

Renowned countertenor and 2012 Grammy nominee Andreas Scholl pays homage to his vocal coach Richard Levitt. Fluctuating between intimate conversations and scenes from a joint master class led by the two, the film portrays the relationship that helped to shape the much-celebrated voice, and the powerful lifelong impact an influential and beloved teacher can have on a student.