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«It was the people and not the authorities»
INTERVIEW: Ada Solomon on Romanian cinema, documentary, and institutional failure.
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Who owns the truth machine? Documentary and AI at CPH:INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2026
The question organising CPH:INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2026 was an institutional one, bearing directly on the material arrangements through which documentary authority is produced. Each attended panel, over the course of the conference, circled a single axis of concern from different disciplinary angles. Who currently administers the conditions under which documentary truth is made visible and given…
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The Cord
HEALTHCARE: In The Cord, Nolwenn Hervé follows a community worker helping pregnant women survive Venezuela’s shattered healthcare system, while a possible birth house shaped by Wayúu ancestral knowledge opens onto another vision of care.
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One World in Brussels rolls out 2026 lineup across EU capital
One World Brussels, the international outpost of the Czech Republic’s long-running One World human rights documentary festival, will return for its 19th edition from April 20–24, 2026, rolling out a five-day program of screenings and debates across venues in the Belgian capital. The Brussels event is tied to the wider One World platform, organised by…
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«We need a different appreciation of culture in society»
INTERVIEW: Laurens Korteweg discusses Movies That Matter 2026, financial pressure, Dutch cultural cuts, and the challenge of sustaining a human rights festival.
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Christiania
UTOPIA: A lucid, affectionate portrait of Christiania that moves beyond nostalgia to ask how a utopian community endures after its founding ideals meet everyday reality.
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«No audience is braver than people who come to documentaries»
INTERVIEW: CPH:DOX Head of Programme Niklas Engstrøm speaks to Modern Times Review about the 2026 festival, democratic dialogue, film curation, and documentary form.
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CPH:DOX INTER:ACTIVE 2026: Hypervigilance politics
INTERVIEW: Mark Atkin discusses CPH:DOX INTER:ACTIVE 2026, the «hypervigilance» theme, embodied storytelling, and the distribution barrier facing immersive art.
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goEast 2026 outlines dates, new director and Revolution-themed programming
goEast – Festival of Central and Eastern European Film will return to Wiesbaden, Germany, for its 26th edition from 21–27 April 2026. Hosted by DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum, the festival will run under new leadership, with Rebecca Heiler taking over as festival director. The 2026 edition adopts the overarching focus «Revolution!», moving away…