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  • Recolonising Ecuador

    Recolonising Ecuador

    NEO-COLONISALISM: Ecuadorian indigenous resistance against their homeland's resource exploitation at the hands of China.

  • Plastic waste’s journey into the Arctic region

    Plastic waste’s journey into the Arctic region

    ENVIRONMENT: GPS ‘drifters’ follow the paths of plastic waste from a German river toward Lofoten, north of the Arctic Circle.

  • Documenting resistance through cinema

    Documenting resistance through cinema

    MYANMAR Pots and pans against bullets and bombs: the story of Myanmar’s rising resistance to the military coup of February, 2021.

  • DocPoint moves 2022 festival entirely online

    DocPoint moves 2022 festival entirely online

    The original plan for #DocPoint 2022 was as a hybrid event. However, due to the current #COVID-19 restrictions in #Finland, the festival will now move entirely online. DocPoint features several world premieres by notable Finnish filmmakers alongside some of the biggest international documentary films of the year. Amongst these are Hogir Hirori’s Sabaya and Rebellion.…

  • And suddenly, everything is silent

    And suddenly, everything is silent

    BEIRUT: Four progressive women document the 2019 Beirut uprisings, until Covid-19 hits.

  • Reality and myths mix in the Amazon

    Reality and myths mix in the Amazon

    INDIGENOUS: A piercing portrait of the Yanomami people amid encroachments on indigenous lands in the Amazon rainforest.

  • Exploring the boundaries of the human

    Exploring the boundaries of the human

    DISABILITY: Seeing and watching can be done in many different ways.

  • DOK.fest München opens 2022 call for submissions

    DOK.fest München opens 2022 call for submissions

    Submissions for the 37th DOK.fest München, 4 – 15 May, 2022 are now open. DOK.fest München seeks stirring and urgent documentary films, where filmmakers, producers, distributors, and film composers are invited to submit the various programme areas of the festival. After the last two editions had to take place online due to #COVID-19 measures, DOK.fest…

  • COVID-19 – 1.5 years later. Do we know better now?

    COVID-19 – 1.5 years later. Do we know better now?

    COVID-19: In times when a blame game ousts self-scrutiny, Wuhan Wuhan refuses to further politicise the virus, laying bare our shared struggles amid the pandemic.

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