goEast Film Festival wraps 25th anniversary with awards and new leadership
The 25th anniversary edition of #goEast – Festival of Central and Eastern European Film concluded in Wiesbaden with Holy Electricity
Perfect Victims
PALESTINE: In Palestine, the struggle is not only for land but for the right to be seen as fully human.
Doc Alliance Award 2025 nominees announced for Cannes presentation
The #Doc Alliance# network has unveiled the nominees for the 2025 Doc Alliance Award, celebrating new voices in European documentary
DOK.forum 2025 to spotlight innovation and co-production in documentary film
DOK.forum, the industry platform of #DOK.fest München#, returns from 7 to 11 May with a programme emphasising new technologies, narrative
Complete Polish film programme announced for the 65th Krakow Film Festival
The 65th Krakow Film Festival (26 May – 2 June 2025) will showcase a significant and diverse body of Polish
Ethnocineca 2025 announces programme under the theme of “Hauntings”
The 19th edition of #ethnocineca – International Documentary Film Festival Vienna will take place from May 8 to 14, 2025,
How to Build a Library
EDUCATION: Efforts to renovate Kenya’s historic libraries reveal how fragile democracies manipulate cultural spaces for control, suppression, and neocolonial interests.
«Let’s Talk Climate!» – African Encounters 2025 at DOK.fest München
Since 2013, #DOK.fest München# has maintained a thematic commitment to the African continent. Through its African Encounters strand, the festival
Everything Needs to Live
UKRAINE: As war rages, a world champion weightlifter becomes an unexpected hero, tending to wounded pets and people with tireless resolve.
The occupation is in the frame
PALESTINE: Filmmakers documented the occupation for decades. These films saw the war long before the world pretended it began in October 2023.
The Eukrainian
UKRAINE: The high-wire act of a Ukrainian leader navigating war, diplomacy, and EU bureaucracy in a continent losing its sense of unity.
Tooth & Nail : Chainsaws, cameras, and the state that looked away
INTERVIEW: Brutal beatings, corrupt police, Austrian multinationals. Romania’s logging war is real and it’s funded by Europe’s thirst for cheap wood.