Arts

Journey beneath the surface of Peru’s Amazon rivers with this animated collection of Indigenous stories.

In Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the destruction of a WWII partisan cemetery by neo-fascist forces sparks a determined fight by relatives to protect their families’ legacy, exposing a wider struggle against right-wing revisionism and erasure of history

Filmmaker and ​artist Mabel Valdiviezo reunites with her family in Peru after 16 years of silence.

Some people live to dance. We dance to live.

An epic love story about the preservation of an artist's legacy.

Enter the mind and life of a Cuban octogenarian, self taught “Outsider” artist.

Three short films reveal the unbreakable spirit of artists defying censorship, imprisonment, and exile through creativity and courage.

Deaf ASL poet Terrylene and dancers illuminate Barbara Barg's poem of resilience, "a revolutionary act in Barg's world."

"Art is a gift from tomorrow's dead to tomorrow's living."

A drama that looks back on the Harlem Renaissance from the perspective of an elderly, black writer who meets a black, gay teenager in a New York homeless shelter.

"All truckers are either running away or running to something.”

A painter uses art to explore memory, PTSD, and breakthroughs in neuroscience. (PBS Broadcast Premiere 2025)