CPH:DOX
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Chile expands its reach at CPH:DOX 2026
Chile will have a notably strong presence at CPH:DOX 2026, with support from ChileDoc, the international promotion agency for Chilean documentary cinema. At one of Europe’s most significant nonfiction film festivals, the Chilean delegation arrives with a world premiere, a major screening by one of its best-known filmmakers, a project selected for the industry platform,…
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EFP and CPH:DOX renew EUROPE! Docs showcase for U.S. buyers
EFP (European Film Promotion) and CPH:DOX have renewed their partnership on EUROPE! Docs, a second-year initiative designed to boost the visibility of standout European documentaries with North American buyers and distributors through an online industry showcase held ahead of the festival. Jointly curated by EFP and the CPH:DOX programming team, the 2026 selection spotlights six…
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Collapse
ISRAEL: Using Berlinale’s political crisis as its point of departure, Collapse emerges as an act of moral clarity, documenting not only devastation itself but also the society and ideology producing it.
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CPH:DOX unveils full 2026 programme, citing 86 world premieres
CPH:DOX has unveiled its full 2026 programme, with the Copenhagen festival returning 11–22 March for its 23rd edition and presenting more than 200 new films alongside debates, live talks, concerts, exhibitions, and special events. The line-up as a wide-angle snapshot of a world in flux, balancing frontline political reporting with titles addressing AI disruption, Big…
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CPH:DOX announces full programme of 2026 CPH:INDUSTRY activities
CPH:INDUSTRY has announced the full lineups for the 2026 editions of the CPH:DOX Summit and CPH:Conference, running 16–19 March in Copenhagen, with programming framed around the «infrastructure of truth» under political pressure, platform power, and AI disruption. The Summit is anchored by «Safe Havens», defined as independent spaces where voices can circulate without algorithmic suppression…
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CPH:DOX unveils 2026 competition lineup, adds new FIPRESCI prize
CPH:DOX has revealed the core of its 2026 competition programme ahead of the full festival lineup announcement on 18 February. The Copenhagen documentary festival returns for its 23rd edition from 11–22 March 2026, and this year’s competition selection spans 74 titles drawn from thousands of submissions worldwide. The slate includes 53 world premieres, 17 international…
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CPH:DOX expands immersive non-fiction ambitions with INTER:ACTIVE 2026 programme
CPH:DOX has announced the full programme for its INTER:ACTIVE 2026 exhibition. Running March 11–22, the exhibition is framed by the overarching theme Hypervigilance, examining how digital saturation, surveillance cultures, and permanent crisis reshape contemporary subjectivity. Curated by Mark Atkin, Head of Studies at CPH:LAB, Hypervigilance addresses a psychological and political condition defined by constant alertness.…
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CPH:DOX announces 2026 opening film
CPH:DOX has selected Pieter-Jan De Pue’s feature documentary MARIINKA as the opening film for its 23rd edition, running March 11–22, 2026 in Copenhagen. The title will receive its world premiere at the festival’s opening gala on March 10 at 19:00 in the concert hall of the Royal Danish Academy of Music, with De Pue and…
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Doc Alliance taps Armenia’s Golden Apricot Festival as 2026 guest partner
Doc Alliance has added the Golden Apricot Yerevan International Film Festival (GAIFF) to its lineup as the network’s guest festival for 2026. The move also signals the wrap of Doc Alliance’s 2025 guest-festival partnership with Punto de Vista. The Yerevan-based festival will plug into Doc Alliance’s internal collaboration calendar, joining the group’s working sessions and…