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Who owns the truth machine? Documentary and AI at CPH:INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2026
The question organising CPH:INDUSTRY SUMMIT 2026 was an institutional one, bearing directly on the material arrangements through which documentary authority is produced. Each attended panel, over the course of the conference, circled a single axis of concern from different disciplinary angles. Who currently administers the conditions under which documentary truth is made visible and given…
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Replica
AI: In Replica, women turn to AI partners for comfort, affirmation, and emotional refuge, exposing the social and psychological conditions that make such attachments possible.
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Sentient
ANIMAL RIGHTS: A troubling and emotionally exposed documentary, revisiting the long history of primate experimentation through the voices of those who carried it out.
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CPH:DOX expands immersive non-fiction ambitions with INTER:ACTIVE 2026 programme
CPH:DOX has announced the full programme for its INTER:ACTIVE 2026 exhibition. Running March 11–22, the exhibition is framed by the overarching theme Hypervigilance, examining how digital saturation, surveillance cultures, and permanent crisis reshape contemporary subjectivity. Curated by Mark Atkin, Head of Studies at CPH:LAB, Hypervigilance addresses a psychological and political condition defined by constant alertness.…
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Real
TECHNOLOGY: A global portrait of digital natives switching personas across Zoom, gaming, and influencer culture, where online connection can feel more lived than offline life.
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«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.
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Death of Death
AI: An unsentimental tour through longevity gurus, robotic promises, and icy vaults, challenging who benefits when death becomes monetizable by technology.
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MIA Market 2025 puts documentary, PSB strategy and policy in the same room
MIA MARKET: With 100+ projects and new policy rooms, MIA 2025 frames market design as cultural infrastructure for documentary, drama and animation.
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East of convention: Ex Oriente Film’s human-centred method
INTERVIEW: Ex Oriente Film challenges industry habits with early-stage support, rigorous feedback, and space for author-driven experimentation.