DOK Leipzig

  • The power of narrative to heal

    The power of narrative to heal

    TRAUMA: An innovative, challenging, and disturbing examination of rape told through a narrative explored by survivors - and perpetrators of sexual violence.

  • Is something amiss up the mountain?

    Is something amiss up the mountain?

    CAPITALISM: At the heart of the capitalist world, the Swiss mountain town of Davos is a case study in equilibrium and contrast.

  • Ada’s story

    Ada’s story

    TRAUMA: A certain kind of trauma more common than we’re willing to admit

  • Point of no return

    Point of no return

    CORRUPTION: In his new film, Marco Ferrari focuses on the heavy personal consequences when you turn into a whistleblower at your own workplace.

  • Excavating war in the South Caucasus

    Excavating war in the South Caucasus

    CONFLICT: 5 female de-miners look to clear the land of danger in the still disputed territory after the war in Nagorno-Karabakh

  • Family Relations

    Family Relations

    IRAN: A severe critique of the Muslim model of a family from within, and subtle analysis of patriarchy and authoritarianism

  • Self-irony and its failures of seduction

    Self-irony and its failures of seduction

    CREATIVITY: An Estonian enfant terrible of literature flights writer's block with absurd experiments.

  • Unpredictability is a very good trait

    Unpredictability is a very good trait

    IDENTITY: A kaleidoscopic portrait of a strange and divided nation behind the scenes

  • Fishing in tidal waters

    Fishing in tidal waters

    ECOLOGY: Director Renu Savant gives us the opportunity to see the ancestral, small-fishing methods of the men of Mirya on the west coast of India.

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