Ai Weiwei

  • CPH:DOX 2025 unveils full programme with record-breaking lineup

    CPH:DOX 2025 unveils full programme with record-breaking lineup

    CPH:DOX has announced its full programme for 2025, featuring over 200 films, including a record-breaking 94 world premieres. Running from 19 to 30 March, the 22nd edition of the festival will introduce a new thematic section, Right Here, Right Now, focusing on human rights and global geopolitical shifts. The festival’s main competition, DOX:AWARD, features high-profile…

  • Film editing – classical or not?

    Film editing – classical or not?

    Editorial: After 40 years as film editor, Niels Pagh Andersen now has written an inspiring book combined with video interviews with 8 filmmakers. What did he learn on this long voyage?

  • FIFDH gears up full programme for 19th edition

    FIFDH gears up full programme for 19th edition

    Between 5 – 14 March, a restructured International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights (FIFDH) will take place. The largest such festival in the field of human rights has adapted its 19th edition to the current pandemic situation with several new sections and platforms including the Utopia3 podcast series, video Activist Voices, as well…

  • Dissidence and the disappeared

    Dissidence and the disappeared

    REPRESSION: Through intimate interviews and meditative photography, Ai Weiwei provides visualisation of an unsolved humanitarian crisis.

  • Berlin stinks

    Berlin stinks

    BERLINALE: There really was something behind the films at the Berlinale this year.

  • From the frontlines of the war on refugees

    From the frontlines of the war on refugees

    REFUGEES: Chinese artist and filmmaker Ai Weiwei follows up his documentary Human Flow with a reportage from the warzones that await refugees in Europe. The Rest is about the millions who came for shelter but found none.

  • Exodus – Catch 22

    Exodus – Catch 22

    The Chinese contemporary artist and filmmaker Weiwei delivers a captivating life and death fresco of homeless hordes of people in Technicolor.

  • Take a look at Europe through the eyes of a six year old child

    Take a look at Europe through the eyes of a six year old child

    Mother Europe gave birth to many children. She raised them with love and with care. Among the children were Belgium and the twins called Denmark. Mother Europe kept having children.

  • They finally got him

    They finally got him

    DISSENT: Some of the gutsiest actions ever taken by an artist in a severely censored nation are done by Ai Wei Wei.

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