And suddenly, everything is silent
BEIRUT: Four progressive women document the 2019 Beirut uprisings, until Covid-19 hits.

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BEIRUT: Four progressive women document the 2019 Beirut uprisings, until Covid-19 hits.
2021 saw the 10th anniversary of dok.incubator, a decade in which the film workshop worked with 159 documentaries, many going
SYRIA: How does one survive in times of war? By forgetting, or by remembering…?
ENVIRONMENT: How Belgian chemical business activities brought both prosperity and pollution to one coastal Italian village.
The 34th edition #IDFA announced the winners of the competition programs during the IDFA 2021 Awards Ceremony. The ceremony took
JUSTICE: Poland’s populist nightmare seen through the unprecedented pressure judges are now under in an EU state fast becoming a pariah.
BEIRUT: Stillness and rebirth make for a thoughtful testimony to the aftermath of the powerful Beirut explosion.
CONFLICT: A Bosnian’s woman’s search for answers in a darkened theatre.
CINEMA: Thought lost forever, Dziga Vertov’s 1921 archive of the Russian Civil War finally debuts to the public 100 years later.
CONFLICT: A Soviet soldier of Tatar descent captured by the Nazis during WWII leads to a story of an army caught between dictators.
DISSENT: Following the development of radical climate action group XR from its founding in late 2018.
In The Case, Nina Guseva, a graduate of the workshop of acclaimed Russian documentary filmmaker #Marina Razbezhkina#, goes to the