Soul in pain
GRIEF: An outstanding piece of direct cinema turned art cinema, offering a glimpse into the human soul at the moment of suffering.
Women directors sweep Film O’Clock IFF awards
On Sunday, March, 6th, the second edition of the Film O’Clock International Festival ended with the awards ceremony for its
A risky desert life
PALESTINE: In the southern West Bank, Bedouin drivers risk their lives smuggling illegal workers over the border.
Suspended in middair
UKRAINE: A small group of social workers work to create a much-needed safe space for children to live in.
She could be Italy’s next prime minister
ITALY: «I’m a woman, I’m a Christian, I’m a mother, I’m Italian, I’m on the right, I’m Giorgia.» A book devoid of political analysis?
Krakow Film Festival to host DocuDays UA national competition films
The #Docudays UA# International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival is the largest documentary film festival in Ukraine, no longer possible
Ji.hlava IDFF releases special free online programme on Ukraine with DAFilms
The Ji.hlava IDFF has kicked off a special online event to support #Ukraine. Starting yesterday and going through to Sunday,
«With a blend of persistence, love, realism and boldness, Greek documentaries always find a unique way to tell their stories»
THESSALONIKI DOCUMENTARY FESTIVAL: Ahead of the 24th edition, Modern Times Review spoke with the Director of the Greek Programme, Eleni Androutopoulou on this year’s homegrown productions, the place of Greek documentary within its wider landscape, and more.
«… Who steals, rapes, plunders, tortures and kills»
FRANCE: After a number of «not a day without» statements, the French presidential candidate Eric Zemmour’s conclusion is that the country is about to be taken over by Muslims and feminists.