REALITY: We perceive reality very differently. So let me suggest three areas where reality is real, strong and direct for all of us. But also about what a newly translated book by Pier Paolo Pasolini says about film’s contact with reality.
The 2024 Krakow Film Festival is set to feature a poignant exploration of Polish society with the inclusion of Silent
AFRICA: For capitalists, disruption opens the door to new power and new revenues: People, society and nature are reduced to raw material. Author Achille Mbembe’s horizon is always the broadest possible – the cosmic, earth-historical, and planetary. Despite all the harrowing problems, Africa is conjured up as a vibrant world centre that still has power in reserve, teeming with wildlife, and a wealth of cultures.
This April, the 55th edition of Visions du Réel, set to take place from the 12th to the 21st, shines
The 26th edition of the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival (TiDF), set from 7 to 17 March, boasts a diverse selection
REHABILITATION: In black and white, well-composed images, Øystein Mamen follows four men in Halden prison. All inmates have committed particularly serious crimes. He shows what recognition and charity can do to people.
In an exploration of the evolving relationship between the #human body# and immersive technologies, #CPH:DOX has announced the lineup for
UKRAINE: Filmmaker Maciek Hamela provides a singular and emotional snippet of the war as he drives Ukrainians over the border into Poland.
ARCHITECTURE: Victor Kossakovsky’s high art meditation on the failure of modern architecture, Architecton is a beautiful vision of how stone has shaped humanity.
ACTIVISM: Masih Alinejad, Nobel nominee, voices Iran’s silenced through social and global media.
In its 21st year, #CPH:DOX showcases an ambitious lineup of over 200 films, which includes 84 world premieres, 32 international
