Iraq

  • Immortals

    Immortals

    IRAQ: Three voices seek identity and connection as Baghdad emerges as a living character shaped by politics and patriarchy.

  • Verzió 2025 Sets November dates and unveils «We Exist Together» theme

    Verzió 2025 Sets November dates and unveils «We Exist Together» theme

    The 22nd Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival will run 11–19 November 2025 across Hungary, followed by an online edition from 20–30 November. This year’s slogan, «We Exist Together,» frames a program that examines how communities confront conflict, fracture and shared responsibility. The festival opens with Coexistence, My Ass!, a five-year portrait of Israeli…

  • Turkey’s military-industrial complex

    Turkey’s military-industrial complex

    MILITARISM: Techno-nationalism has strengthened Turkey's proactive foreign policy, promoted national pride and reinforced the image of a powerful state. The 'zero problems with neighbours' paradigm that characterised Turkish foreign policy in the 2000s has been abandoned in favour of a more interventionist approach under the doctrine of 'security at all costs'. In 2002, the total…

  • Cinematic ethics – and dilemmas

    Cinematic ethics – and dilemmas

    ETHICS: What can a festival's Inspiration Forum inspire us to do? We live in a world of representations, of pictures, war manipulating us as humans, and what about our relation to nature? Can an old philosopher show us a way?

  • The devil in the details

    The devil in the details

    CONFLICT: Uncover the truth behind Conflict, an engaging but flawed analysis of warfare from 1945 to Ukraine.

  • Death, everywhere

    Death, everywhere

    IRAQ: The hopes and broken dreams of a generation who has known nothing but war since the country's U.S.-led occupation.

  • Why are the youth in Iraq protesting?

    Why are the youth in Iraq protesting?

    IRAQ: In Iraq, the youth don't trust the politicians or the parties. We met the director and producer of Baghdad on Fire, which addresses the bad governance of their country's leaders and the mobilisation of the youth who really fight for change.

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