Documentaries for Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with powerful stories that amplify the voices, experiences, and perspectives of Hispanic and Latinx communities. Featuring compelling documentaries that examine immigration, civil rights, environmental issues, housing justice, and cultural heritage, this collection invites viewers to engage with these stories through lived experience, human connection, and thoughtful storytelling.
Browse the full collection here.
BLACK WATER GREEN GOLD - BLACK WATER GREEN GOLD follows an indigenous community fighting to save Lake Pátzcuaro in Central Mexico. Their traditional lifestyle is threatened by the effects of globalized economy and climate change.

SPRING OF THE VANISHING - A mother’s search for her missing teenage son uncovers mass murder and a conspiracy of silence on America’s doorstep

