Doclisboa announces two retrospectives for 2023 festival
The 2023 #Doclisboa 19 – 24 October) retrospectives introduce us to America’s socio-cinematic experiments during the #New Deal# period, and
«We want to provide the audience with some levity and a range of experiences»
DOCS IRELAND: With the fifth edition now underway, Modern Times Review speaks with its Festival Director Michele Devlin on the legacy of Irish documentaries, the rise in interest of the music do subgenre, the thematic threads of local filmmakers, and more.
In anticipation of August elections, ‘President’ documentary makes waves online in Zimbabwe
Filmmaker #Camilla Nielsson# defied a ban on her documentary President by launching it on The Why Foundation’s YouTube channel (available
Budapest welcomes 2023 dok.incubator documentary workshop
dok.incubator is set to make its grand entrance to Budapest from 25 June to 2 July. The workshop brings together
Smoke Sauna Sisterhood
RITUAL: Female solidarity through Estonian women continuing an age-old tradition.
Chilean Documentaries Shine at Sunny Side of the Doc 2023
This year, Chiledoc brings eight Chilean production companies making a significant impact at the 23rd Sunny Side of the Doc.
Time of the wolves
BEIRUT: Through its unflinching portrayal of the residents’ daily hardships, In the Shadow of Beirut sheds light on the pervasive poverty, limited access to resources, and the dire need for basic living conditions in this densely crowded corner of the Middle East.
The brutal butterflies of war
UKRAINE: Through a captivating blend of visual materials and individual testimonies, Iron Butterflies presents an unflinching examination of the MH17 tragedy, exposing the devastating toll it took on lives and the profound implications it carries for our present era.
Festival Report: Docudays UA 2023
DOCUDAYS UA: For the 20th film festival, Modern Times Review travelled to Kyiv, Ukraine from Bucharest, Romania.