This contribution to slow cinema observes the quiet routines of a captain and her crew as they sail a small boat across the Mediterranean.

Portuguese boys train for service in occupied Angola in Carlos Conceição’s drama, which incorporates elements of a ghost story.

Lana Wilson’s documentary blossoms in moments of cultural commentary, where it builds a mood of reminiscence gone rancid.

This documentary, subtitled “The Fight Against Native American Mascoting,” argues that Native-themed sports team branding fits into a history of systemic racism.

Axelle Ropert’s carefully calibrated film from France follows a girl experiencing the pain of having to accept her parents as people with faults.

This documentary looks at the offenses of the pornography industry through interviews with performers and activists.

This German drama follows a young Jewish man in early 1940s Berlin who survives by falsifying passports and concealing his identity in public.

This well-meaning documentary follows the liberal commentator as he works with both political parties to pass a criminal justice reform bill.

In Dave Franco’s new comedy, Alison Brie plays a reality television showrunner attempting to break up her ex-boyfriend’s engagement.

In Michelle Garza Cervera’s terrifying and transfixing debut feature, a pregnant woman battles visions of a demoness who threatens her body and mind.