Documentary Films on The D-Word

Beyond Bars (2023)

Produced by Deborah Correa

It's a movement not a moment.

Little Potato (2018)

Produced by Mischa Jakupcak

Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction...

The Mermaid Ward (2026)

Untitled Rhone Documentary (unreleased)

Produced by Terra Abroms

California winemakers discover of Syrah and Rhone-style grapes and the challenges they face now.

FRETAIL (2026)

Directed by David C Jones & Isis Diaz

Three Days on the River (2017)

Directed by Gretta Wing Miller

Spend 3 days in the community of women fly anglers.

Mary B: Madison's Legendary Iceboat (2022)

It's like driving a forklift at 90 miles an hour!

One Good Year (2011)

Directed by Mikal Jakubal

Marijuana and the real life stories of the people who grow it in Humboldt County, CA.

Thy Neighbor (unreleased)

Roy Prendas (2024)

Produced by Roy Prendas

Orgy Every Other Day (2024)

Directed by Samuel Döring

A spicy dive into New York’s underground queer sex party scene.

Artist Profile Episode 2: The Brandino Extravaganza (2021)

Directed by Ryan Simmons

Artist Profile Episode 1: Bedroom Ceilings (2021)

Directed by Ryan Simmons

Artist Profile Episode 4: The Ryne Experience (2021)

Directed by Ryan Simmons

Artist Profile Episode 3: River City Narrative (2021)

Directed by Ryan Simmons

Music, River City Narrative, Artist Profile,

Reel Conversations (2025)

An intimate documentary exploring mental illness through raw conversations, reflection, and hope.

Indigenous success Stories series (unreleased)

Directed by Billy George Williams

Highlighting people of the First Nations Filming the First Nations Where the First Nations are high

Maya Gallus (1991)

Directed by Maya Gallus

A lyrical portrait of celebrated Canadian poet Elizabeth Smart, author of By Grand Centr

Erotica: A Journey into Female Sexuality (1997)

Directed by Maya Gallus

A provocative look at women, eroticism and desire through the lens of a female-identified gaze

Coroner to the Stars (2025)

Directed by Ben Hethcoat & Keita Ideno