Texas: America Supersized

A thoughtful, opinionated road trip that asks you to sit with uncomfortable questions about a country and its people.

A reflective road trip through American landscapes and ideas, seen through a philosopher's curious eyes.

A wry, uncomfortable study of an eccentric outsider, mixing humor and unease as it observes a bizarre political run.

A cerebral, talky road documentary that follows a self-assured intellectual campaigning across Europe, mixing theatre and politics into a thoughtful, slow-moving essay.

A genial, curious road trip through American ideals, mixing wry jokes with sincere reflection and a newcomer's affectionate skepticism.

A curious outsider wanders ordinary American towns, listening to people explain themselves, and the result is quietly eye-opening rather than shouty.

A thoughtful, eye-opening road trip through a fractured nation, mixing curiosity with quiet dismay.

An intimate, thoughtful portrait that balances sharp wit with a sober look at a divided society.

A wry, music-laced archival essay that argues with its subject, asking you to think rather than simply absorb.

A dry, talking-heads political portrait that informs more than it grips, leaning on archival footage and narration.

A thoughtful, quietly absorbing look behind the scenes of power, mixing nostalgia and unease as images speak louder than words.

A kaleidoscopic talking-heads essay where wildly different people project their own politics onto one dead icon, by turns wry, provocative and quietly revealing.