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IndieFlix documentaries are climbing the Hulu charts! If you haven’t checked out these award-winning documentaries, now is the time. You can watch them for free on Hulu, or you can purchase DVD or rental streams here at IndieFlix.

This month, support queer film by purchasing them at IndieFlix. In case you’ve forgotten, 70% of all net profits earned on our site go directly back to the ones who made it all happen – our filmmakers. We’re going to feature a favorite LGBTQ film every day during Pride on our Twitter and Facebook, so make sure to check that out too.

If you’re interested in learning more about soccer culture and South Africa, IndieFlix has the documentaries for you.

If you’re tired of watching the Sex and The City 2 girls run around in Manolos and complain about their perfect lives, you should go see Perfect 10 tonight at SIFF Cinema.

The SIFF FutureWave online audience award winner is “Shawn Harris, Personal Trainer.”

The story of Alisha, an overweight, teenage girl struggling to deal with her body image issues while maintaining one of the few ‘relationships’ that exist in her life, her father. What truly limits her is her own self perception and self-loathing.

Seattle students explain their core values in skateboarding and snowboarding that apply to the rest of life.

An Israeli and a Palestinian meet at a checkpoint. Flashbacks reveal the tragic circumstances in which they had met before and which now threaten both of their lives.

Marijuana farming documentary The Green Rush is one of the top docs on Hulu, and viewers are getting fired up about legalization, cash cow profits and illegal farming. So far, users have left 6 pages of comments, and it’s budding daily!

Boxes are lit and filmed, 16 mm filmstrips were scratched and digitized. These visual elements were set to a soundscape that was composed first out of distorted everyday sounds.

Beth is a teacher, mother, and wife who lives a life a lot like yours but… she can’t hear. Though Beth has the same capabilities as any other person, other people often perceive her as disabled.

A tale of doomed love, the story of Sohni and Mahiwal is one of the world’s classic tragic love stories.

Montag is unhappy at his new job, but his depression stems from deeper than just boring work or a bad boss.

Not only is “Think Outside the Box(Office)” a valuable guide, but Jon Reiss himself is pretty good at talking about film marketing, too. He’s hosting a variety of film workshops throughout America, so see if he’s coming anywhere near you!

A quirky portrait of a street performer who shares his music with us.