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CPH:DOX announces 2021 competition titles
The 2021 edition of #CPH:DOX has released its full lineup of competition titles. Across the five programmes, 64 titles appear 47 of which are world premieres. The competition sections included are DOX:AWARD (main competition), NEW:VISION AWARD (short and mid-length films), F:ACT AWARD (documentary filmmaking, investigative journalism and activism), NORDIC:DOX AWARD, NEXT:WAVE AWARD (emerging filmmakers), and…
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Never really free
CONTROL: (Nominated for Oscar!) A brief, yet far-reaching, glimpse into the 2019 Hong Kong protests as demonstrations escalate into conflict.
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CPH:DOX announces climate-changed focused opening film: CPH:FORUM selections
Taking place 21 April through 2 May 2021, #CPH:DOX has announced its opening film, as well as CPH:FORUM projects. Kicking things off for the Copenhagen Documentary Festival will be Danish director Phie Ambo’s climate-change focused 70/30. The film asks profound and important questions: How do we fight climate change? At what cost? And are politicians…
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Left in the mud
CORRUPTION: Political turmoil and ecological catastrophe come together in Venezuela's existential fight for survival.
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dok.incubator announces 8 selected projects for 2020 edition
Yesterday, Tuesday 9 February, dok.incubator announced the 8 selected projects for its 2020 edition. For this, its 10th anniversary, the film teams will receive six-months of tutoring from top-notch editors, producers, and distributors. During the programme, final cuts will be sharpened and strategies of all descriptions put into place. Representatives from Toronto, #Berlinale, Karlovy Vary,…
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It comes right from the belly
DOK:REVUE: In this personal essay, a Danish sound designer Peter Albrechtsen remembers one of the world's greatest and most unique modern film composers, Jóhann Jóhannsson. This article was written in 2018, shortly after Jóhannsson´s death, but has never been published.
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A saviour complex
HOLOCAUST: Starting in Auschwitz and ending in Austria decades later, Love, It Was Not is the tragic story between prisoner and captor.
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The deceptive glitter of gold
CAPITALISM: Established as the second greatest threat to humanity after global warming, the dark heart of mining pollution in South Africa is laid bare.
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Escape from Danish colonialism
COLONIALISM: Greenlanders upend past patterns while exploring culture and identity