The Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival (MSPIFF) has been running for 45 years, focusing on showcasing diverse and independent films. The festival, which includes films from around the globe, will be held at The Main Cinema in Minneapolis, Minneapolis, and select theaters across the Twin Cities. This year's documentary slate includes a strong mix of social and political reporting, rich cultural explorations, and nuanced meditations on what it means to be human. Highlights include "Uncle Roy" by Minnesota-based filmmaker Keri Pickett, "Paralyzed by Hope," "The Maria Bamford Story," and "Ky Nam Inn" by Somali filmmaker Mohammed.