Documentary

Indie documentaries explore the stories from the world we live in that we might not otherwise get the chance to experience. From captivating human dramas detailing triumphs and struggles, to unbelievable wonders of nature, these powerful documentaries are sure to fascinate.

The Beyond the Short Indie Documentary Film winners showcases incredible works of documentary films from a diverse, talented group of filmmakers crew.

Explore our entire curated catalog of indie documentary films from rising filmmakers.

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“Tella a Fras - The Surf Twins” by Lorenzo Francini

Growing up with your twin is being able to spend a lot of time together without ever getting bored. Especially if you have the same passion, goals and dreams.

Tella a fras for Moroccan culture is a concept that encompasses all aspects related to the care and maintenance of an individual's physical, emotional, and mental aspects.

Self-care is an important part of a healthy and happy life, as it helps to improve the quality and sense of satisfaction.

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“Can't” by Brody Kuharv

Paralyzed and learning to rock climb.

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“The Missionary” by Antoine van Aerde

When Broeder Willy decides to resurrect missionary work at a local convent in Belgium, it becomes his life's work. For over 40 years he’s collected and distributed essential items like furniture, clothing, medical equipment and hygiene products to those in need. Dedicating his life to service and compassion he has only one goal - to give the underprivileged a dignified life.

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“Panties” by Marissa Velez

A provocative short film about a woman's relationship with an essential piece of clothing-her panties.

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“In The Wind” by Bia Pinho

“In the Wind” is a skate film about the Brazilian longboard dancing world champion Brenno Brélvis.

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“Everyman” by Jack Goessens

A personal, visual essay about gender transition – focusing on the social context and implications and exploring how the world is different living as female compared to being perceived as male.

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“A Calm & Humble Mind” by Strangebrew Creative

Take a dive into the mind of An Chhay, a refugee displaced by the reign of terror brought by the Khmer Rouge.

Follow his hardships and triumphs as he does his best to live by the guiding principles of a sport he has been practicing for over 60 years.