France

  • Is it a crime to save lives?

    Is it a crime to save lives?

    Acting in the name of human rights has become a criminal act in France.

  • Revolution now!

    Revolution now!

    The period of waiting is over: The world calls for an uprising.

  • The unpleasant truth

    The unpleasant truth

    AFRICA: For those who want to understand the political complexity of sub-Saharan Africa.

  • My enemy’s enemy is my ally

    My enemy’s enemy is my ally

    Anyone who believes that it can ever be morally justifiable for a country to support a tyrannical regime – even if it serves a government’s own short-term interests - should watch Hissène Habré: Prosecuting An Embarrassing Ally.

  • The transience of time

    The transience of time

    Mia Hansen-Løve’s latest film Things to Come depicts the way political engagement changes over time, and neatly joins her other films on family dynamics and relations. Here we take a look at her catalogue of films.

  • CINÉMA DU RÉEL 2016: An eye for what we cannot see

    CINÉMA DU RÉEL 2016: An eye for what we cannot see

    Exile and poverty hung as a shadow over the Cinéma du Réel short film festival

  • The birth of something new

    The birth of something new

    Modern man needs images that surpass our present clichés.

  • The arch of evil

    The arch of evil

    The French city Lussas gathered filmmakers, producers, critics and film-lovers to assess current documentary production, and to follow up its lineage to previous works. DoX’ Maria Tarantino looks at three films sharing the theme of «evil».

  • Fiction film based on the writings of a man who killed his entire family

    Fiction film based on the writings of a man who killed his entire family

    The new film by Nicolas Philibert is completely different in form from everything he has done before

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