Exploring the boundaries of the human
DISABILITY: Seeing and watching can be done in many different ways.
Covid-19
DOK.fest München opens 2022 call for submissions
Submissions for the 37th DOK.fest München, 4 – 15 May, 2022 are now open. DOK.fest München seeks stirring and urgent
COVID-19 – 1.5 years later. Do we know better now?
COVID-19: In times when a blame game ousts self-scrutiny, Wuhan Wuhan refuses to further politicise the virus, laying bare our shared struggles amid the pandemic.
«It is important for us to give a voice to different film forms and storytelling»
DOCAVIV: Artistic Director Karin Rywkind Segal on the festival’s 23rd edition.
Images from an unknown territory
Ageing: Inspired by the methods of Florence Nightingale, nurse May Bjerre Eiby looks to shift the way people with dementia are treated in the Danish healthcare system.
The dimensions of human strength
COVID-19: During the worst moments of our collective tragedy, healthcare staff and patients unite in the face of the unknown.
Human bonding
HEALTHCARE: Marie-Eve Hildbrand’s Visions du Réel opening film looks at the human dimension of a rapidly changing health system.
DOK.fest München 2021 goes online with extended @home festival
In view of the continuing uncertainty of the #COVID-19 pandemic, DOK.fest München has shifted its 2021 festival plans. Originally scheduled
Our tomorrow
CHINA: Wuhan, the epicenter of Covid-19, wakes up from its lockdown to continue its drive as a city of the future.
No one knows the future
COVID-19: A gathering of influential voices from around the world to weigh in on the progressive possibilities in the wake of COVID-19.
«We are simply looking for good films»
INTERVIEW: Andrea Prenghyová, Project Director of dok.incubator, speaks with Modern Times Review on the 2021 workshop.