Exciting subjects and in-depth views on art, society and history characterize this year’s documentary program. The Vodou rituals that sparked mass uprising against slavery and led to the birth of Haiti are the focus of the dynamic Kite Zo A: Leave the Bones. Kumina Queen is a captivating documentary on Queenie, a contemporary priestess in post-colonial Jamaica, who catapulted her African spiritual practice into renown. Obsessed withLight is not a bio-pic of pioneer Loïe Fuller, but rather an insightful examination of the artistry and incredible impact her work still has on contemporary artists. Uprooted: The Journey of Jazz Dance offers an impressive linear history of Jazz music and dance, starting from its historical and artistic roots in enslaved people from Africa and passing through American history. Feminism WTF reflects on current debates about one of the most successful social movements of the 20th century to this day, and analyses the potential of intersectional feminism. And we have the world premiere of Q5: THE QUINTESSENTIALS, a film inspired by the energy of Waacking; a dance form that emerged in the 1970s as an expression of oppression in the Latin and African-American LGBTQI+ underground clubs of Los Angeles.