CPH:DOX
-
American Doctor
GAZA: Following three American physicians in and beyond Gaza, 'American Doctor' confronts genocide, media legibility, and the ever-collapsing distance between war and domestic responsibility.
-
Amazomania
GAZE: The romance of discovery unravels when those once treated as objects of the gaze begin to look back.
-
Whispers in May
CHILDHOOD: Set in China's Liangshan Mountains, the hybrid documentary gently draws us into the world of a 14-year-old girl and her two best friends.
-
A Song Without Home
RIGHTS: A trans woman’s life between Georgia and Vienna anchors this striking CPH:DOX documentary about repression, survival, and the limits of liberation.
-
Christiania
UTOPIA: A lucid, affectionate portrait of Christiania that moves beyond nostalgia to ask how a utopian community endures after its founding ideals meet everyday reality.
-
MARIINKA
UKRAINE A rare glimpse across the lines of Russia’s war in Ukraine, where brother has been set against brother, and families brutalised by conflict.
-
«No audience is braver than people who come to documentaries»
INTERVIEW: CPH:DOX Head of Programme Niklas Engstrøm speaks to Modern Times Review about the 2026 festival, democratic dialogue, film curation, and documentary form.
-
Traces
UKRAINE: Winner of the Panorama Audience Award at this year's Berlinale, Traces, details the powerful story of women seeking to survive and thrive after being raped and tortured by Russian forces during the war in Ukraine.
-
CPH:DOX INTER:ACTIVE 2026: Hypervigilance politics
INTERVIEW: Mark Atkin discusses CPH:DOX INTER:ACTIVE 2026, the «hypervigilance» theme, embodied storytelling, and the distribution barrier facing immersive art.