Dangerous Curves

A gentle, eye-opening look at body positivity that feels like a curious, upbeat tour of a subculture.

A brief, fly-on-the-wall look at the fashion industry that is easy to dip into and quietly thought-provoking.

A brief, quiet, first-person reflection that feels intimate and contemplative, like overhearing someone think aloud about their own body.

A patient, observational documentary that follows women claiming public space, mixing conversation and movement into a quiet, hopeful act of defiance.

A thoughtful, talky essay that turns a critical eye on how women are pictured, mixing interviews with reflection on fashion and film.

An intimate, phone-screen mosaic that drifts between playful and searching as a young artist tries to be seen without losing herself.

A quiet, intimate portrait that lets you sit with a young superstar's pressure and self-doubt rather than her highlights.

An intimate, reflective portrait that lets you sit close to a public figure sorting out who she really is.

A sober, reflective look back at a strange cultural moment, equal parts nostalgic and uncomfortable.

A quiet, admiring portrait that lets you watch a dancer's dedication unfold with patient, contemplative attention.

A quiet, intimate portrait that observes a private world with curiosity and respect, asking you to sit with ambiguity rather than judge.

A calm, informative look at remarkable lives, mixing biography with modern reflection in an easy, educational rhythm.