What happens to an image once it is separated from its claim to truth?

This question quietly underpins Sara Sahores’ latest series of compelling screenprints. Typically known for her polaroid cityscapes, these begin not with a camera in the artist’s hand, but with livestream surveillance feeds scattered across the globe.

The Impossible Places is a photographic series made from live webcam screenshots – airports, highways, an erupting volcano glimpsed from the other side of the planet – but...

Embarking on an unconventional journey from Madrid’s urban graffiti subculture to the tranquil nature of Turin, Tere Segovia speaks candidly in this exclusive interview about her fusion of influences that has shaped her visual playground of contemporary irony. Drawing inspiration from her parents' 80s counterculture magazines, she is fluent in a distinct visual language, challenging norms of beauty and consumerism. Adept across mediums - airbrush, video, and fashion garments - Segovia also collaborates with a spectrum of creators, each contributing to her concept-driven issues of “80% Magazine”. In this conversation with Martin Mayorga, she unravels the layers of sarcasm within the melodrama of reality TV and hyper-exaggerated commercials, her response - to distort the imagery of the female archetype even further.

This captivating documentary follows the reporters of India’s only all-female news outlet during their transition to digital journalism as they navigate political and personal tribulations. Written by GOOD DOCS intern Celeste Graham

Reviewed by the Washington Post as the “Most inspiring journalism movie – maybe ever” and The New York Times as “nothing short of galvanizing,” one small independently produced film has received a mass outpouring of critical acclaim. A two-time winner at the Sundanc

In a world of market-driven content and rapidly changing trends, documentary films remain a powerful and consistent spotlight on real, authentic stories of communities around the world. They remind us what it means to be human.

As an educational distribution company, GOOD DOCS has worked with hundreds of filmmakers to share various perspectives and insights into the human experience. From activists to journalists, healthcare professionals to artists, and immigrant communities to Indigenous peop

INHABITANTS summons native guidance and collaboration, indispensable to the discussion and practice of sustainable solutions to the climate crisis. Written by GOOD DOCS intern Celeste Graham.

The drum rhythm of Big River Cree begins as these statistics are left on a blank screen before the credits roll, leaving viewers with one thought – Why have I not seen this sooner?

Directed by Costa Boutsikaris and Anna Palmer, Inhabitants delves into the omnipresent role of Native Americans in climate-ad