Daphne Schmon

When a mysterious young woman turns up on Ruth's doorstep, she's blindsided by her feelings for her. Little does she know why she's there and just who she has fallen for.

After the sudden death of her husband, Diana returns to a remote Greek island only to find herself entangled in whispers of an ancient curse: a soul for a soul. As reality blurs and secrets unravel, Diana faces an impossible choice between life, death, and darkness in between.

Two brothers and a cousin journey from humble fishing families on the tiny Caribbean island of Bonaire to become three of the best freestyle windsurfers in history.

Irma was the strongest hurricane on record to exist in the open Atlantic region, hitting the Caribbean Island of St Martin on September 6, 2017. This short documentary looks back on the aftermath of this devastating day, and through the words of local islanders, offers a hopeful vision for the future.

An actress is pushed to breaking point in a production of The Yellow Wallpaper, where life starts to imitate art. As the ambitious director puts the show before her mental health, her grip on reality starts to blur, but the show must go on.

Viv, a talented genderqueer musician faces late stage Leukemia that threatens the life she's built. Her best hope is a bone marrow transplant from her estranged family, but reconnecting means confronting a difficult past.

When a mysterious young woman turns up on Ruth's doorstep, she's blindsided by her feelings for her. Little does she know why she's there and just who she has fallen for.

After the sudden death of her husband, Diana returns to a remote Greek island only to find herself entangled in whispers of an ancient curse: a soul for a soul. As reality blurs and secrets unravel, Diana faces an impossible choice between life, death, and darkness in between.

Two brothers and a cousin journey from humble fishing families on the tiny Caribbean island of Bonaire to become three of the best freestyle windsurfers in history.

Irma was the strongest hurricane on record to exist in the open Atlantic region, hitting the Caribbean Island of St Martin on September 6, 2017. This short documentary looks back on the aftermath of this devastating day, and through the words of local islanders, offers a hopeful vision for the future.

An actress is pushed to breaking point in a production of The Yellow Wallpaper, where life starts to imitate art. As the ambitious director puts the show before her mental health, her grip on reality starts to blur, but the show must go on.

Viv, a talented genderqueer musician faces late stage Leukemia that threatens the life she's built. Her best hope is a bone marrow transplant from her estranged family, but reconnecting means confronting a difficult past.

Ernesto Gainza stands 4,000 meters above the ground in Dubai, preparing to set a Guinness world record skydiving with the smallest and fastest parachute in history. Experts say he is likely to die, but he jumps. Born in Valencia, Venezuela, Ernesto's father died days before he was born, leaving his mother to care for him and his sister singlehandedly in humble circumstances. After a difficult divorce, Ernesto gave up everything to move to Europe and took a skydiving course. His life changed forever and a career in parachute stunts quickly developed in a dream of setting a world record by April 5, 2014.