“KATO SAKE WORKS” BY PHILIP BRADLEY

A struggling actor attends an acting class and receives some advice that might actually score him a gig.

Based on a true story. Two interwoven moments in the relationship of a couple affected by the contaminated blood scandal, revealing their sacrifices, their love, and the things the never felt safe to say.

A gritty drama about a young mother, who is convinced by her boyfriend to help him with one last unusual heist before she leaves her hometown for a better life.

After the death of a young boy a local priest, Fr. Tim Casey, visits the grieving mother, Joyce Miller, to offer her support. However, the priest may know more about the boy's death than he appears to, and the mother may not be who she seems.

After new evidence proves his innocence, the wife of a notorious serial killer must come to terms with the fact that her husband is not the murderer she fell in love with.

A tormented child escapes into fantasies to save his alcoholic father and salvage his shattered family.

Blaire hasn’t seen Will since the assault, but she’s known his every move.

The moment when you decide that your life has no longer meaning, you need to change something. That's the path of Antoine, who decided to leave his routine to travel the world discovering volcanos.

Diabetes is more than a diagnosis — it’s a daily reality. Crônica Mellitus explores the experience of Adriana de Carvalho, a brazilian woman who has lived with Type 1/LADA diabetes for 17 years, challenging perceptions and deepening the conversation about a lifelong health condition.

An Indian social activist grapples with the new demands of motherhood and her desire to continue bringing social change in the world.

Pasteis de Nata was first made over 300 years ago in a monastery west of Lisbon. Now George Kaya maintains the ritual in Brooklyn.

This short documentary offers an intimate look at Brooklyn-based industrial designers Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy of CW&T, exploring their seamless blend of art, design, and engineering, the unique dynamic of their home-based studio, and their philosophy on longevity in both work and life.

Jensen Ramos was serving three life sentences for attempted murder when a local dog rescue brought him a second chance at redemption and the courage to start anew.

We trace the story of how Shinobu Kato went from growing up in a small neighborhood in Tokyo, to starting a now booming sake brewery in Brooklyn.