Berlin
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Film editing – classical or not?
Editorial: After 40 years as film editor, Niels Pagh Andersen now has written an inspiring book combined with video interviews with 8 filmmakers. What did he learn on this long voyage?
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A mosque shared by all
ISLAN: Female imam Seyran Ateş believes Islam needs a sexual revolution, resulting in Fatwas, bullets, death threats, and police protection.
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Chilean delegation to bring 5 projects to Sunny Side of the Doc 2021
From 21 to 24 June, 2021, Sunny Side of the Doc returns to La Rochelle under the theme of #storytellingmatters. Across these 4 days, 42 projects from 18 countries are part of the 2021 official selection and industry activities. Of those 18 countries, #Chile continues its strong documentary showing of late with a diverse selection…
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What they didn’t learn in school
CONTROL: Years after its fall, the remains of the GDR socialist education are pasted over, hidden, and forgotten.
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Skeletons and reflections of a Nazi past
CONFLICT: The story of the Nazi officer responsible for saving Jews and Poles alike elicits a passionate debate and reflection in his German hometown
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Landscapes of Resistance
TRAUMA: An unorthodox documentary on the exceptional journey of one of Serbia's first female partisans, who helped lead the resistance in Auschwitz.
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It comes right from the belly
DOK:REVUE: In this personal essay, a Danish sound designer Peter Albrechtsen remembers one of the world's greatest and most unique modern film composers, Jóhann Jóhannsson. This article was written in 2018, shortly after Jóhannsson´s death, but has never been published.
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Colonial heritage
COLONIALISM: Two worlds collide during a trip down the Amazon in search of the mixed language Nheengatu, imposed upon indigenous by Portuguese conquerors.
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Fragments from Paris
HISTORY: In returning to Paris, German avant-garde filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger resurrects memories of the city that she called home through the 1960s.