BELDOCS

On the murderer’s side
ABUSE: Three survivors of domestic violence who have murdered their abusers are given a chance to tell their stories.

Choices of war
CONFLICT: Sergei Loznitsa’s sombre documentary, The Natural History of Destruction, re-examines the heavy bombing of British and German cities during World War Two, posing the question – ‘is it morally acceptable to kill civilian populations as a means of war?’

Living hell
UKRAINE: A tribute to the ordinary people of Mariupol and the Lithuanian filmmaker who gave his life documenting their struggle to survive total war.

Beldocs announces full programme for 2022 festival
Beldocs has unveiled a strong lineup for its yet another in-person edition this spring. The festival kicks off today and will go through 18 May. The festival will open with the Serbian premiere of the #Sundance Institute-supported Museum of Revolution (dir. Srđan Keča) and close with the regional premiere of the Ukrainian film Outside (dir.…

Octopus – a symbol of adaptability and unpredictability
BEIRUT: A meditative experience on a horrible moment.

A Beirut of blown out windows
BEIRUT: Stillness and rebirth make for a thoughtful testimony to the aftermath of the powerful Beirut explosion.

Serbia’s Beldocs announces full 2021 lineup of films
The 14th Beldocs International Documentary Film Festival, to be held 9-16 September in #Belgrade, #Serbia, consists of more than 100 documentaries and VR/AR content. For 2021, Beldocs will once again screen selected films at several open-air locations, as well as returning to indoor screening rooms with the majority of films will also available online through…


