Ukraine

  • Don’t Ask Me If I Killed

    Don’t Ask Me If I Killed

    UKRAINE: Ukrainian director and soldier Helena Maksyom presents a raw documentary portraying the atrocities and psychological impact of war while highlighting the importance of bearing witness to the current atrocious events

  • Our Colors Never Fade

    Our Colors Never Fade

    UKRAINE: The untold story of Ukraine's LGBTQIA+ warriors, and the challenges they face from Russian aggressors and homegrown queer-bashing attitudes alike.

  • Silent Flood

    Silent Flood

    UKRAINE Shown at the Krakow Film Festival, Silent Flood explores how even the most secluded corners of Ukraine cannot remain untouched in the face of war.

  • MARIINKA

    MARIINKA

    UKRAINE A rare glimpse across the lines of Russia’s war in Ukraine, where brother has been set against brother, and families brutalised by conflict.

  • Traces

    Traces

    UKRAINE: Winner of the Panorama Audience Award at this year's Berlinale, Traces, details the powerful story of women seeking to survive and thrive after being raped and tortured by Russian forces during the war in Ukraine.

  • CPH:DOX announces 2026 opening film

    CPH:DOX announces 2026 opening film

    CPH:DOX has selected Pieter-Jan De Pue’s feature documentary MARIINKA as the opening film for its 23rd edition, running March 11–22, 2026 in Copenhagen. The title will receive its world premiere at the festival’s opening gala on March 10 at 19:00 in the concert hall of the Royal Danish Academy of Music, with De Pue and…

  • Active Vocabulary

    Active Vocabulary

    PROPAGANDA: A Russian teacher flees to Berlin after questioning the war. Her story exposes ritualised school propaganda, then throws an uncomfortable mirror at Western «neutrality» and the new glamour of military service.

  • A Little Gray Wolf Will Come

    A Little Gray Wolf Will Come

    RUSSIA: Identity politics form the foundation of former high-flying Russian public television correspondent Zhanna Agalakova's debut documentary.

  • Love+War

    Love+War

    CONFLICT: A first-person, morally unsettled reflection on what it means to document conflict when the storyteller is also part of the machine.

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