Yo (Love is a Rebellious Bird)

Directors: Anna Fitch, Banker White
Producers Sara Dosa, Hannah Roodman, Banker White, Anna Fitch

2026 Berlinale World Premiere Silver Bear for Outstanding Artistic Contribution

Anna spends a decade obsessively building a detailed 1/3-scale version of her friend’s house after losing her. It’s just big enough for Anna to squeeze through the door, and Inside lives a puppet of her friend Yo. When the pair first met, Yo was 73 and Anna 24. It was a love at first sight friendship that defied age, time and death.

Over the decades, they form a deep bond. After Yo's death, Anna re-constructs a magical space where Yo's stories unfold, and their relationship continues. The film juxtaposes intimate vérité of Yo's last year with Anna's creative interpretations of Yo's dramatic life stories. Born in Switzerland in 1924, Yo lived life on her own terms, defying expectations around sexuality, mothering, aging, and even death. As the film blurs memory, time and invention, it also reveals the power of artistic creation to channel--and share--grief and love.

Cookie Queens

Director Alysa Nahmias
Producers Gregory Kershaw & Michael Dweck

2026 Sundance Film Festival World Premiere
2026 SXSW Audience Award / Festival Favorite

A celebration of girlhood and the complexities that come with it, COOKIE QUEENS is a coming-of-age story about the joys, pressures, and pain points woven into one of America’s most cherished rituals: Girl Scout Cookie season. Captivating, candid, and full of heart, the film follows four girls ages five to twelve and their families as they navigate the annual whirlwind of selling, striving, and succeeding.

Director Alysa Nahmias crafts a bold, vibrant, observational portrait that honors the girls’ perspectives and illuminates the emotional and intellectual stakes of their experiences. With humor, warmth, and a keen eye for the small moments that reveal big truths, she shows what it means to grow up in a world shaped by the tensions between community and capitalism.

The Shepherd and The Bear

Director Max Keegan
Producers Elizabeth Woodward, Jesse Moss, Amanda McBaine

2024 Camden Intl. Film Festival Closing Night

Set high in the majestic French Pyrenees, The Shepherd and The Bear explores a conflict provoked by the reintroduction of brown bears in the midst of a traditional shepherding community. The film follows an ageing shepherd who struggles to find a successor as bears prey on his flock, and a teenage boy who becomes obsessed with tracking the bears. Through its breathtaking cinematography and immersive storytelling, The Shepherd and The Bear is a modern folktale about tradition, community and humanity’s relationship with a vanishing natural world.

SPEAK.

Director Jennifer Tiexiera
Co-Director Guy Mossman
Producers Pamela Griner, Guy Mossman, Jennifer Tiexiera

2025 Sundance Film Festival World Premiere

SPEAK follows five of the nation’s top teenage speech competitors, capturing the euphoria of victory and the devastation of defeat as they craft and perform original oratories over the course of a 9-month season. Their dream is simple: To win the Super Bowl of public speaking, the NSDA Nationals.

We witness them, their coaches and their parents as they fight to keep school speech programs alive amid budget cuts, book bans and censorship efforts that reach a fevered pitch during the 2024 election year.

Boatbuilders

Director Luke Lorentzen
Producers Luke Loretzen & Kellen Quinn

At any given moment, in a set of unassuming buildings on the harbor of a small Maine town, a stunning process is unfolding. Inside the Brooklin Boat Yard, some 60 workers are crafting one of the world’s finest wooden boats. Over the course of four vibrant seasons, Boatbuilders follows the construction of a 56-foot sailboat – immersing viewers in the artistry within the workshop’s walls and nature’s rhythms that shape life outside them. This is a film about the pleasures and meaning of engaging deeply with what we do and where we are.

In Production

Untitled Burgundy Project

Directors Gregory Kershaw & Michael Dweck Producers Michael Dweck, Gregory Kershaw & Cameron O’Reilly 

In the ancient vineyards of Burgundy, a community bound by earth and ritual passes down its greatest inheritance, the art of pleasure.

In Production

SWIFTIES

Director Nancy Jo Sales
Producers Jana Edelbaum & Rachel Cohen

Swifties explores the cultural phenomenon of Taylor Swift through the eyes of her fans. The film examines the powerful community forged through the love of Swift’s music and messaging, a worldwide movement with bonds that extend beyond fandom into a global family. As we follow the record-breaking Eras Tour throughout 2024, we capture the deep connection of Swifties around the world. Intimate interviews, fan footage and concert footage showcase how Swift’s lyrics serve as the soundtrack to Swifties’ lives, and the empowerment, belonging and sense of sisterhood they share.

In Production

Untitled Edward Said

Director Maiken Baird
Producer Maiken Baird & Paul Dallas
Executive Producer Alex Gibney

Celebrated as a prophet and vilified as a terrorist, Palestinian-American scholar Edward Said was America’s most outspoken critic of the West and Palestine’s fiercest advocate. Twenty years after his death, Said narrates his political awakening and personal struggles in this intimate, revealing, and thrilling archival documentary.

In Production

Rapinoe

Director Rebeca Huntt
Producers Rebeca Huntt, Dan Cogan, Zoe Potkin, Kate Berry

Rapinoe reframes the sports documentary as an urgent act of resistance. Through unflinching intimacy, it charts Megan Rapinoe’s rise from world champion to outspoken icon, exposing the conviction and sacrifice behind every battle she chose to wage.

In Production