THE STOPGAP follows a handful of New Yorkers who stepped up to help with the shortages of personal protective equipment in the spring of 2020. Feeling powerless to the pandemic's fury and seeing how essential masks and face shields were for frontline workers, these innovators formed networks to source materials, produce and distribute PPE to the people who needed it so desperately.

During the Syrian civil war, Yarmouk, a district of Damascus, where thousands of Palestinians are refugees, was the site of fierce fighting. LITTLE PALESTINE: DIARY OF A SIEGE is a filmed diary that follows the fate of civilians during the brutal siege imposed by the Syrian regime following these battles. Yarmouk-born filmmaker Abdallah Al-Khatib composes a love song to a place that resists the atrocities of war with dignity.

"Generacion Suicida started as a side project in a garage circa 2010, but since then has continued to blow the doors open for Latin American punk by continuously writing, recording, and releasing some of the best up-beat punk to date. G.S. is well versed with both male and female vocals, harmonizing melodic song structures while keeping it short and to the point. Since their inception in 2010, G.S. has accumulated a fairly vast discography with 16 releases in total. Renowned for their energetic live performances and relentless global touring, Generacion Suicida continues to push forward, existing as 4 friends Tony, Kiwi, Mario, & Elias who together Love punk and pushing the boundaries of what is possible within the DIY music scene. Homebase: Los Angeles, California Label: Going Underground Records (USA) Doomtown Records / Symphony of Destruction (Europe)"

In wealthy Sausalito floats one of the last free places in California. A vibrant liveaboard community of mariners, nomads, disaster survivors, and those cast out by high costs of living and no social safety net struggle against a harbormaster and a wealthy community that wants them gone. The conflict and class tensions between Sausalito’s anchor-outs, politicians and wealthier residents is a close look at a larger issue – the story here reveals a dark reality to how we treat people who live on the margins.