Richard Green’s I Know Catherine, the Log Lady is an intimate and deeply affectionate portrait of Catherine E. Coulson, the actress who brought to life one of television’s most enigmatic and beloved characters. Best known as the Log Lady in Twin Peaks, Coulson’s life and final days are explored in a documentary that’s as much about love and resilience as it is about legacy. Told through a blend of archival footage, personal recollections, and an impressive roster of interviews—including Oscar-winner David Lynch and Pulitzer Prize-winner Robert Schenkkan—the film showcases Coulson's unwavering devotion to storytelling.

In Arcades & Love Songs: The Ballad of Walter Day, we catch up with one of gaming’s most recognizable and endearing figures—Walter Day, the striped-shirt pioneer who helped lay the foundation of esports and once served as the beating heart of Twin Galaxies. Best known for his appearances in the beloved documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters, Walter now takes center stage in a new light: not as a referee but as a musician, a dreamer, and a man still healing from a decades-old heartbreak. Directed by Ed Cunningham, the film is a loving portrait of a quirky, kind-hearted soul finally stepping into the spotlight for something that has lived in his heart for over 40 years.

In The Tale of Texas Pool, director Kevin Welling delivers an impressive debut with a documentary that feels as polished and confident as a veteran filmmaker's tenth project. Clocking in at 112 minutes, the film may feel a tad long at moments, but every minute is packed with captivating stories, fascinating interviews, and a deep reverence for the sport of billiards. The documentary doesn't rely on a traditional narrator; instead, Welling expertly pieces together interviews with legendary players like Buddy Hall, Jeremy Jones, Fedor Gorst, Sky Woodward, Tyler Styer, and Nick Varner.

Bola Gbadebo's debut documentary, Confidence, delivers an empowering exploration of self-belief through a lens of vulnerability, resilience, and the shared human experience. Known for her talents as a journalist, poet, musician, and filmmaker, Gbadebo uses Confidence to redefine what it means to trust in oneself, particularly when life’s challenges test our inner resolve. This film stands out not only as a personal reflection of Gbadebo’s journey but also as a collective one, as she engages with individuals in her community to understand their own experiences with confidence.