The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights (FIFDH) has announced the full program for their 19th edition, 5 – 14 March 2021. Across the human rights festival’s extensive programme (more to follow) are included three documentary film sections, two competitions and one non-competitive. Here, find the complete #FIFDH Documentary selections. Find more information – HERE
Competition – Creative Documentary
- Coronation (dir. Ai Weiwei) – Germany, China
- Dear Future Children (dir. Franz Böhm) – Germany, Austria, United Kingdom
- Downstream to Kinshasa (dir. Dieudo Hamadi) – The Democratic Republic of the Congo, France, Belgium
- Notturno (dir. Gianfranco Rosi) – Italy, Germany, France
- The New Gospel (dir. Milo Rau) – Switzerland, Germany
- Once Upon a Time in Venezuela (dir. Anabel Rodríguez Ríos) – Venezuela, United Kingdom, Austria, Brazil
- Shadow Game (dir. Eefje Blankevoort and Els van Driel) – The Netherlands
- This Rain Will Never Stop (dir. Alina Gorlova) – Ukraine, Latvia, Germany, Qatar
Competition – Grand Reportage
- Coded Bias (dir. Shalini Kantayya) – USA, United Kingdom, China
- De La Cuisine Au Parlement (dir. Stéphane Goël) Switzerland
- Her Mothers (dir. Asia Dér and Sári Haragonics) – Hungary
- Influence (dir. Diana Neille and Richard Poplak) – South Africa, Canada
- Pandémie: la révolte des citoyens contre l’État (dir. Matteo Born and Françoise Weilhammer) – Switzerland
- Vieillir enfermés (dir. Éric Guéret) – France
- White Noise (dir. Daniel Lombroso) – USA
Out of Competition – Creative Documentary
- Beijing Spring (dir. Andy Cohen and Gaylen Ross) – USA, France, United Kingdom
- Binti (dir. Frederike Migom) – Belgium, The Netherlands
- Call Me Intern (dir. Leo David Hyde and Nathalie Berger) – Switzerland, New Zealand
- Coup 53 (dir. Taghi Amirani) – United Kingdom, Iran, USA
- Marchands de sommeil, les nouveaux profiteurs de la précarité (dir. Gabriel Tejedor and Antoine Harari) – Switzerland
- Radio Silence (dir. Juliana Fanjul) – Switzerland, Mexico
- Taïwan vs, China: A Fragile Democracy (dir. Alain Lewkowicz) – France
- White Cube (dir. Renzo Martens) – The Netherlands, Belgium, Democratic Republic of the Congo
