Ukraine

  • Songs of Slow Burning Earth

    Songs of Slow Burning Earth

    UKRAINE: A meditation on the human endurance of war.

  • «We are ten years old, but we are still young»

    «We are ten years old, but we are still young»

    INTERVIEW: At ten years old, MOLDOX meets Moldova’s EU horizon and the war’s shadow with «Chaos. Reinventing Reality,» testing whether documentary can fortify a fragile public sphere.

  • Gaza Genocide: A Collective Crime

    Gaza Genocide: A Collective Crime

    GAZA: On Francesca Albanese' fifth report to the UN Human Rights Council.

  • Verzió DocPro returns with workshops, industry talks and project showcases

    Verzió DocPro returns with workshops, industry talks and project showcases

    Verzió DocPro, the professional and educational strand of the Verzió Documentary Film Festival, will run from 12–16 November with five days of masterclasses, workshops and public presentations in Budapest. This year’s edition expands its Hungarian focus through a new collaboration with the Hungarian Documentary Association (MADOKE), bringing more projects-in-development to both industry and general audiences.…

  • 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…

  • Russians at War

    Russians at War

    RUSSIA: An anti-war camera slips past permits and platitudes, capturing motives, injuries, and doubts while institutions debate safety, speech, and empathy.

  • Militantropos

    Militantropos

    UKRAINE: From mass graves to choral singing, images traverse Ukraine’s landscapes, questioning identity while war normalises behaviours unimaginable.

  • Cuba & Alaska

    Cuba & Alaska

    UKRAINE: Laughing in the face of death, the two heroines of journalist-turned-filmmaker Yegor Troyanovsky's debut documentary Cuba & Alaska pitch viewers into the agony and ecstasy of Ukraine's frontlines.

  • Sisters of Ukraine

    Sisters of Ukraine

    UKRAINE: Mike Dorsey's Sisters of Ukraine offers a fresh – and emotional – look at the refugee crisis sparked by Russia's 2002 invasion, and the international response to it.

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