Carlos Reichenbach

«In times where so many definitions are demanded, we believe that celebrating radical freedom in the modes of translating the world is highly necessary»

DOCLISBOA: Ahead of its 20th edition, Modern Times Review once again speaks with its Doclisboa Director Miguel Ribeiro on its role in the wider industry landscape, its 2022 focus on colonialism, and more.

October 5, 2022

Modern Times Review is the European cinepolitical documentary film platform and web publication that reviews international documentaries and non-fiction books, and publishes essays/commentaries. Our international editorial focus is threefold: politics (power, conflicts, and the military industrial complex), control (state, surveillance, finance, and big tech), and ecological/existential issues.

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Carlos Reichenbach

«In times where so many definitions are demanded, we believe that celebrating radical freedom in the modes of translating the world is highly necessary»