'Imagining the Indian' follows the movement to end the use of Native American names, logos, and mascots in the world of sports and beyond.

'One Man And His Shoes' (2020) explores the cultural phenomenon of Air Jordan sneakers, as well as an unfortunate legacy of this iconic brand.

In the upcoming doc 'They're Trying to Kill Us,' John Lewis aka Badass Vegan and Keegan Kuhn explore the connections between diet, poverty and racism.

Uprooted: The Journey of Jazz Dance (2020) traces jazz dance back to its roots in Africa, and addresses subjects such as appropriation, racism and sexism.

Insert Coin (2020), directed by Josh Tsui, looks at how Midway Games revolutionized the video game industry, and captures 1990s pop culture.

Closed For Storm (2020) by Jake Williams and John Shaw shows the abandoned theme park Six Flags New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Hamtramck, USA (2020) uses the local goverment election in this Muslim-Majority city as a backdrop to explore the multicultural nature of America.

In Becoming Rocky: The Birth of a Classic (2020), director and producer Derek Wayne Johnson captures the moment when Sylvester Stallone became a superstar.

'Streetlight Harmonies' (2020) shines a light on 1950s and 60's 'doo-wop' music and its lasting legacy with today's recording artists.

Baywatch, the iconic 1990s TV show that continues to influence pop culture, is the subject of a documentary being directed and produced by Matt Felker.

'Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind' (HBO; 2020), directed and produced by Laurent Bouzereau, explores the life and career of the iconic Hollywood actress.

'A Thread of Deceit: The Hart Family Tragedy' tells the story behind the tragic murder-suicide and looks at the effects of social media on mental health.

What is life like for the modern-day American cowboy? ‘Cowboys: A Documentary Portrait’ provides insights into these American icons.

Eating Animals (2017), produced and narrated by Natalie Portman, makes us think about where the meat on our tables comes from.