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13 films
Graphic depictions of suicide highlight the struggles of depression and the controversial idea of a service that facilitates drastic life changes for happiness.
Yakuza membership has plummeted from 180,000 to under 30,000 due to new laws and an aging population, raising questions about loyalty and the challenges of leaving a life of crime.
Four families navigate the profound grief of losing a newborn, highlighting the emotional and ethical complexities of their experiences while celebrating their brief lives.
A 16-year-old recounts being locked in a supermax prison with cages filled to capacity, reflecting on the choices that led him there.
Aaron, a young man on the brink of adulthood, faces critical choices within the juvenile justice system that highlight the complexities of youth crime and its consequences.
Six young men from working-class backgrounds share their struggles and feelings of abandonment in contemporary Britain.
A woman's candid exploration of her choice to live childfree challenges societal norms around motherhood and highlights the complexities of personal identity.
Older mothers face complex moral and ethical dilemmas as medical advancements allow women into their 80s to conceive, prompting a discussion on motherhood at any age.
Boon Keng, Iskandar, Rusdi, and Khai confront their pasts and the challenges of reintegration into society after life in maximum security.
Audrey Jenkins performs in Brooklyn, humorously discussing her mother's notorious lateness and the generational differences in their lifestyles.
Five women discuss their choice to remain childfree, facing societal labels like selfish and narcissistic while prioritizing their mental health and happiness.
Father James Martin discusses his initial concerns about loneliness and boredom when his son expressed a serious interest in becoming a priest.
Greta Gerwig reflects on her experiences in modern dance, noting the heartbreak of friends who became apprentices but never joined the companies.
