At the height of the international occupation of Afghanistan, two women – Gulnaz, raped and impregnated by her uncle, and Farida, on the run from an abusive husband – are imprisoned on charges of “moral crimes” by an Afghan justice system that is supported by billions of dollars of aid money from the European Union. With This Breath I Fly follows these two courageous women fighting for their freedom against a patriarchal Afghan society, while exposing the complicity of the European Union in censoring their voices, and how the international press – and our documentary – forever alters the course of their lives. Find out more: http://www.in-justicefilm.com

Set against the dramatic landscape of contemporary Afghanistan and filmed entirely on location, “Buzkashi Boys” is a ground-breaking narrative film about two best friends who strive to forge their own future as they make their way to manhood in one of the most war-torn countries on Earth. Watch the full film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2sYUtzxRBQ

Alexey Molchanov is the best Freediver alive. At Vertical Blue, one of diving’s premier competitions, he wants to dominate like never before. But for Alexey, diving isn’t a sport; it’s a means of reconnecting with a mother he lost to the ocean.

From foiling the world’s biggest waves to redefining what's possible on a surfboard, Life of Kai takes viewers on an immersive journey, riding shotgun as Kai Lenny travels the globe chasing his dreams.

Women in the Wilderness follows three women who adopt wild mustangs and embark on an epic 40 day journey across the American West in order to understand the plight of wild horses and inspire women to pursue their dreams.

This all-access, behind-the-scenes documentary follows top surfers as they take on the World Surf League Championship Tour.

Season 2 of Why We Fight follows Cat Zingano as she explores the motivations and stories of fighters across the globe.

Esports is the fastest growing sport worldwide. With parallels to the origin of major religion, a new generation of video gamers train tirelessly, compete in arenas and earn sponsors, while a female team fights for recognition among male competitors.

ZAHIR is a feature documentary film which explores the extraordinary life and legacy of Ahmad Zahir. ​ He came to the stage in a time when women in Kabul wore mini-skirts, foreigners flocked to Afghanistan on the “hippie trail,” and progressive change swept the country. Ahmad Zahir rocketed to stardom in the 60s and 70s, his voice capturing the soul of an entire generation. No other icon in Afghan history can allow us to more deeply explore a country that could have been, and unravel what such a progressive legacy means for the world today.