Season 2

A native Floridian runs a local marathon in Marianna, Fla., to commemorate the 1934 lynching of Claude Neal.

Indigenous and white families unite in a campaign to drive out an energy company searching for natural gas in New Brunswick, Canada.

A donated musical instrument brings together a 91-year-old Holocaust survivor and a 12-year old schoolgirl from the Bronx, N.Y.

"Wendy's Shabbat" centers on a group of older people who celebrate Shabbat at a Wendy's restaurant; "116 Cameras" spotlights the USC Shoah Foundation's project to transform Holocaust survivors into 3-D digital projections.

Animated films about memory include "Stay Close" and "The Velvet Underground Played at My High School."

"Crisanto Street" and "Edgecombe" feature stories about communities from those who live there.

Films from around the world that center on the LGBTQ experience include "Reluctantly Queer," "Clash," and "Muxes."

"All Inclusive" offers new perspectives on collective behavior.