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  • DokuFest announces competition programme, «View From the World» selections

    DokuFest announces competition programme, «View From the World» selections

    The 21st #DokuFest has announced its full list of the films to be screened across its 8 competition sections. 109 selected films will be vying for the awards of the festival. Competition sections include Balkan Dox, Human Rights Dox, Truth Dox, and the International Feature Dox programme. Here, films such as All That Breathes (dir.…

  • Not the Venice you know

    Not the Venice you know

    YOUTH: A reflection of Venice and a haunting adagio for a sinking city and its golden youth.

  • UnionDocs to launch «Artistic Differences» series at Dokufest

    UnionDocs to launch «Artistic Differences» series at Dokufest

    As part of its Break Out event series, #UnionDocs has announced its «Artistic Differences» series. Co-curated with #Cíntia Gil# and in partnership with the likes of #Dokufest, Open City Documentary Festival, #FICValdivia, #RIDM and Taiwan International Documentary Festival TIDF, «Artistic Differences» makes room for bravely sharing and responding to challenging documentary art, inviting a diverse…

  • Banned Falun Gong and the defiant story of TV hijacking

    Banned Falun Gong and the defiant story of TV hijacking

    CHINA: Revisiting the Falun Gong’s TV takeover on the 20th anniversary.

  • State-conjured terrorism

    State-conjured terrorism

    RUSSIA: An ordinary Russian teenager was arrested and incarcerated on charges of extremism. Three years later, the fight for her innocence continues.

  • Living hell

    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.

  • Is a revolution possible?…and what can it mean?

    Is a revolution possible?…and what can it mean?

    PROTEST: The goals and contradictions of a modern protest movement - the yellow vests.

  • Russia inside

    Russia inside

    YOUTH: For many young Russians, anyone older than 30 is a cunt.

  • One war in the other

    One war in the other

    TRAUMA: How a dark past remains in the present.

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