Other interviews:

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  Noor Abed: Small pockets of resistance
  by Truls Lie
  October 3, 2026
  PALESTINE: Palestine is one of the most documented lands and peoples. What can be different in filmmaking or art practices to have an impact? Using folktales, artist Noor Abed draws on stories of water wells, communal rituals, and women mourning, singing, and moving together across a landscape. Images that need to resist the history of colonial representation that was imposed on the Palestinians.
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  Inconvenient Films: «If you bring people who agree, you are talking to a mirror»
  by Steve Rickinson
  September 28, 2026
  INTERVIEW: Gediminas Andriukaitis on twenty years of Inconvenient Films, the Baltic region's only human-rights documentary festival, and building a programme around impact.
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  Laura Poitras and Rachel Lauren Mueller: «Hope? I call it resistance»
  by Hugo Emmerzael
  September 13, 2026
  INTERVIEW: Short in runtime, yet sprawling in its political scope. With They’re Here, Laura Poitras and Rachel Lauren Mueller assembled an uncanny hybrid of horror film and documentary from crowdsourced footage, OSINT data and material shot on the ground in and around Minneapolis during the ultra-violent ICE occupation.
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  KineDok: «Decentralisation is absolutely crucial»
  by Steve Rickinson
  September 8, 2026
  INTERVIEW: KineDok's Juliana Moska talks through a season built on decentralisation, and what changed since she and Walter Nagy took over the Czech programme this March.
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  Mark Cousins: «AI would never do that»
  by Marta Moneva
  September 7, 2026
  INTERVIEW: Mark Cousins built a sixteen-hour documentary, refusing to separate images from the world that makes them. In conversation, he keeps reaching for objects scattered around him, as if the room itself were mapping cinema's connection to everything else.