One fateful morning, Brittney Griner’s everyday life went from easy dunks and admiring crowds as a WNBA star, to unrelenting fear, malnourishment, and dangerous work conditions in a freezing cold Russian penal colony. With less than a gram of cannabis oil found in her luggage, a careless oversight led to immense repercussions that rocked nations, became a wedge political issue, and would be used as a cudgel against “wokeness.”

Gamechangers follows the journey of two-time FIFA Women’s World Cup champion Harris. Sharing her triumphs and defeats both on and off the soccer field, Ashlyn bares all, leaving viewers heartbroken at times and inspired at others.

Legend. Icon. Game-changer. Billie Jean King is synonymous with these descriptors not only for her tennis career, but an unrelenting pursuit of equality for all women in sports – no matter what the personal cost. With charismatic narration from the legend herself, Give Me the Ball! is an unflinching and intimate story of Kings’s fight to win for herself and those that followed — on and off the court.

Caught between a magical upbringing with his grandmother, Dilma, and an uncertain future, 11-year-old Gugu plays soccer fabulously — glitter and all. But when Dilma’s Alzheimer’s disease worsens, Gugu tries to hide signs of Dilma’s illness from the disapproving outside world in this award-winning feature from Brazil.

Attention all Heated Rivalry devotées! Shot over the last five years, The Hockey Player follows Canadian-born defenseman Luke Prokop as he decides to become the first — and still only — professional player under an NHL contract to come out as gay.

A group of tangentially-connected gay teenagers in the remote coastal town of Geraldton encounter the thrills and devastations of first love and sexual discovery set against the backdrop of Australia voting to legalize same-sex marriage in 2017. Catch the first 5 episodes of your next gay TV obsession — a YA limited series chock-full of hot sex, high drama, and plenty of Aussie charm.

A group of tangentially-connected gay teenagers in the remote coastal town of Geraldton encounter the thrills and devastations of first love and sexual discovery set against the backdrop of Australia voting to legalize same-sex marriage in 2017. Catch episodes 6 through 10 of your next gay TV obsession — a YA limited series chock-full of hot sex, high drama, and plenty of Aussie charm.

Beneath the hypermasculine world of central Mexico’s rodeos lies a hidden queer subculture that both defies and celebrates Michoacán’s beloved cowboy mythology. This extraordinary and artistically striking motion picture reveals the surprising dual personality of the jaripeo; guided by co-director Efraín Mojica, acting as both subject and interlocutor, Jaripeo intertwines documentary and dreamlike personal journey into a ravishing reflection on machismo.

Tony Powell, a shaggy-haired star of 1970s UK futbol, disappeared 40 years ago amid a swirl of rumors. Filmmakers Ramiel Petros and Nicholas Freeman found him in a West Hollywood motel, a gay man with a story to tell (once he has a drink or three). The Last Guest of the Holloway Motel is an edgy documentary with a dark sense of humor — and an unexpectedly emotional story of family reconciliation.

Androgynous teen Malou lives in a small town and idolizes her older brother, Max — though things all start to change when she develops a crush on Nouria, Max’s girlfriend. Although initially invigorating, this secret relationship stirs up a complex swirl of emotions for both teens. While Nouria struggles with the weight of betraying Max, Malou navigates newly unearthed feelings of gender dysphoria in this striking, beautifully acted coming-of-age film.

Small-town dreamer Eddie (Brock Yurich) pursues his ambition of physical perfection and a career in bodybuilding, channeling his emotional burdens into devotion to his body. But his focus is broken in a moment of unexpected queer awakening in this sexy and visceral character study of body and spirit.

To the world, Roy Blakey is a pioneering gay photographer who amassed the world's largest collection of figure skating memorabilia. But to award-winning filmmaker Keri Pickett, he's beloved Uncle Roy. She reconstructs his extraordinary life through vivid archival footage and interviews, but as his memory begins to fade the film becomes a way of recounting his legacy back to him — and sharing it with us.