Whose revolution?
FEMINISM: Following a string of sexual assaults, As I Want documents a burgeoning women’s rebellion.
DocsBarcelona is a global project around the documentary. It has a festival, professional market, distribution brand, exhibition network and courses for documentary filmmakers. It will celebrate its 23rd edition ONLINE from 19th to 30th May 2020. Through the digital platform Filmin (for viewers based in Spain), DocsBarcelona will feature 35 documentaries. 13 of these films will compete for the DocsBarcelona Best Documentary Award in the Official Panorama Section.
FEMINISM: Following a string of sexual assaults, As I Want documents a burgeoning women’s rebellion.
SOCIETY: Maite Alberdi’s film cleverly touches on a delicate theme and invites us with compassion and tenderness to reflect on isolation, the rigours of patriarchal society, and the organisation of work and family.
The new project from #DocsBarcelona, Learning By Docs, uses documentary films as a resource for learning for schools, high schools,
A just-released survey from the European Documentary Network managed Moving Docs initiative, written by Dr. Huw D Jones (University of
CONTROL: Intersecting power, truth, and myth through Finnish hypnotist Olavi Hakasalo.
The 23rd edition of #DocsBarcelona has come to a close with the festival after having moved online across its 10
TRAUMA: An innovative, challenging, and disturbing examination of rape told through a narrative explored by survivors – and perpetrators of sexual violence.
CONFLICT: The long shadow cast by the Bosnian war is glimpsed through the lives that remain broken and disrupted a quarter of a century after the conflict ended.
COLONIALISM: A mad max-inspired terrain exists on Earth, and it is a no man’s land in Mauritania.