CPH:DOX

Located in Copenhagen, Denmark

CPH:DOX – Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival – is one of the largest documentary film festivals in the world. CPH:DOX was founded in 2003. CPH:DOX continues to develop and expand, presenting a program that ranges from the works of major international directors to new talent, from large-scale theatrical releases to film/video works in the field between cinema and visual art. The program goes beyond traditional boundaries between disciplines and media, offering perspectives on creative crossovers between cinema, television and media art.

CPH CONFERENCE

Full CPH:CONFERENCE «RE:BUILDING NARRATIVES» programme announced

Modern Times Review / February 14, 2024

The #CPH:CONFERENCE, scheduled as part of the #CPH:DOX 2024, is themed «RE:BUILDING NARRATIVES». It aims to facilitate discussions on inclusivity,

Alex Gibney, art, CPH:CONFERENCE, CPH:DOX, Documentary Campus, Hot Docs, Johan Grimonprez, Laura Huertas Millán, Sandbox, science, society

Bye Bye Tiberias

Reverberations through time and space

Massimo Iannetti / February 13, 2024

PALESTINE: Four generations of Palestinian women take us on a journey through family, war, memory and identity.

Altitude 100 Production, Beall Productions, Bye Bye Tiberias, CPH:DOX, Deir Hanna, displacement, DOK Leipzig, FIFDH, Hiam Abbass, Hot Docs, HUMAN idff Oslo, IDFA, Israeli occupation, Lake Tiberias, Lightdox, Lina Soualem, MajorDocs, MDOC - Melgaço International Documentary Film Festival, Palestine, paris, Philistine Films, Porto/Post/Doc, refugee, Sofia DocuMENTAL, Syria, Versus Productions, violence

In Praise of Invasive Species Mila Aung-Thwin

CPH:FORUM announces full 2024 selections, new awards

Modern Times Review / February 8, 2024

CPH:FORUM 2024, scheduled from March 17-22, 2024, is set to host an impressive roster of filmmakers and producers, including the

CPH:DOX, CPH:INDUSTRY, Eurimages, Rintu Thomas, Sky Hopinka, Sushmit Ghosh, Talal Derki

Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat Johan Grimonprez

Jazz hands

Lauren Wissot / February 1, 2024

GEOPOLITICS: How jazz music played a role in political manoeuvres during the Cold War.

Abbey Lincoln, Adam Curtis, BALDR, colonisation, CPH:DOX, decolonisation, Dizzie Gillespie, Duke Ellington, FIFDH, geopolitics, Global North, Global South, Haiti, jihlava idff, Johan Grimonprez, Katanga, Louis Armstrong, Max Roach, Mediawan Rights, Melba Liston, Movies on War, Movies That Matter, Nikita Khrushchev, Nina Simone, oeuvre, Onomatopee Films, Patrice Lumumba, Porto/Post/Doc, See NL, Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat, South Africa, Sundance, Thessaloniki Documentary Festival, UN, uranium, USSR, Warboys Films

Life and Other Problems Max Kestner

CPH:DOX explores consciousness with 2024 opening film

Modern Times Review / January 31, 2024

The Danish documentary Life and Other Problems is set to open the 21st edition of #CPH:DOX, taking place from 13-24

consciousness, CPH:DOX, DOX:AWARD, Max Kestner

Invisible Nation Vanessa Hope

Could Taiwan be the next Ukraine?

Margareta Hruza / January 22, 2024

TAIWAN: The democratic spirit of Taiwan and its complex relationship with its powerful neighbour.

100 Chapters Productions, Asia, Autlook Filmsales, Biografilm, China, CPH:DOX, Democracy, Docudays UA, Double Hope Films, FIPADOC, hong kong, Invisible Nation, LGBT, movies that matterr, Naur, One World CZ, PPT, Seine Pictures, Sofia DocuMENTAL, Taiwan, Taiwan Strait, Tsai Ing-wen, Ukraine, UN, Vanessa Hope, Washington, William Lai

Nørrebro Teater

CPH:DOX embraces «Body Politics» as 2024 theme

Modern Times Review / January 18, 2024

CPH:DOX unveils its 21st edition from 13 to 24 March, 2024, under the compelling theme «Body Politics.» This edition scrutinises

ableism, art, CPH:DOX, discrimination, fertility, science, society

The Hostage Takers, Puk Damsgaard Andersen, Søren Klovborg

Confronting the captors

Nick Holdsworth / October 29, 2023

ISIS: A shocking and brutal account of the fate of a Danish photographer held hostage held by Islamic State terrorists.

Afghanistan, CPH:DOX, Daniel Rye, DR Sales, isis, Islam, James Foley, Jens Serup, Ji.hlava IDFF, Krakow Film Festival, Mohammed Emwazi, Movies That Matter, propaganda, Puk Damsgaard Andersen, Sean Langan, Syria, Søren Klovborg, Søren Klovbork, taliban, The Hostage Takers, Turkey

Bottlemen Nemanja Vojinović

Sarajevo Film Festival 2023: the complete winners

Modern Times Review / August 19, 2023

The full awards have been handed out upon the conclusion of the 29th Sarajevo Film Festival. See below for the

CPH:DOX, Sarajevo Film Festival

Innocence Guy Davidi

Innocence has died

Hans Henrik Fafner / August 13, 2023

ISRAEL: Militarisation and its impact on young Israelis forced to serve against their own identity and values.

Autlook Filmsales, CPH:DOX, Danish Documentary, Gaza, Guy Davidi, holocaust, Hot Docs, IDF, IDFA, innocence, Israel, Kissufim, MakeDox, Medalia Productions, One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, refugee, suicide

IDFA 2022 Awards Apolonia Apolonia Lea Glob

Unstill life

Lauren Wissot / August 10, 2023

IDENTITY: A mesmerising documentary delving into themes of art, love, motherhood, and overcoming societal challenges.

Apolonia, CAT&Docs, CPH:DOX, Danish Documentary Production, feminist, identity, IDFA, Lea Glob, MajorDocs, MakeDox, Nordisk Panorama, refugee, Sarajevo Film Festival, Visions du réel

On the Edge Nicolas Peduzzi

Dreaming of a change

Melita Zajc / August 4, 2023

HEALTHCARE: The relentless efforts to soothe patients’ suffering amidst institutional challenges in a Paris hospital.

CPH:DOX, Doclisboa, Dokufest, Georges Pompidou, GoGoGo Films, Healthcare, Lightdox, Nicolas Peduzzi, On The Edge, paris, psychiatry, WATCH DOCS