BELDOCS
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On the murderer’s side
ABUSE: Three survivors of domestic violence who have murdered their abusers are given a chance to tell their stories.
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Choices of war
CONFLICT: Sergei Loznitsa’s sombre documentary, The Natural History of Destruction, re-examines the heavy bombing of British and German cities during World War Two, posing the question – ‘is it morally acceptable to kill civilian populations as a means of war?’
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Living hell
UKRAINE: A tribute to the ordinary people of Mariupol and the Lithuanian filmmaker who gave his life documenting their struggle to survive total war.
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Beldocs announces full programme for 2022 festival
Beldocs has unveiled a strong lineup for its yet another in-person edition this spring. The festival kicks off today and will go through 18 May. The festival will open with the Serbian premiere of the #Sundance Institute-supported Museum of Revolution (dir. Srđan Keča) and close with the regional premiere of the Ukrainian film Outside (dir.…
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Octopus – a symbol of adaptability and unpredictability
BEIRUT: A meditative experience on a horrible moment.
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A Beirut of blown out windows
BEIRUT: Stillness and rebirth make for a thoughtful testimony to the aftermath of the powerful Beirut explosion.
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Serbia’s Beldocs announces full 2021 lineup of films
The 14th Beldocs International Documentary Film Festival, to be held 9-16 September in #Belgrade, #Serbia, consists of more than 100 documentaries and VR/AR content. For 2021, Beldocs will once again screen selected films at several open-air locations, as well as returning to indoor screening rooms with the majority of films will also available online through…


