This project is a festival started by documentary filmmakers to express what cannot be communicated through existing media. Instead of in a movie theater, a screen was set up in an old temple; not only did the event offer screenings but also created a forum where creators, performers, and audiences could talk on the same footing. By presenting diverse ways of life, choices, and ways of thinking through documentaries, festival organizers wanted to create an opportunity for each of us to regain “tolerance.” This year’s festival offered an array of perspectives, including a film about a standup comedian attempting open mic, the life memories of a fisherman in Tohoku, a discussion on people with disabilities and sexuality, a work concerned with the relationship between the labor movement and the individual, a report from wartime Ukraine, and the experience of a committee member who was detained in Myanmar.