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  • CPH:DOX unveils 2026 CPH:FORUM project selection

    CPH:DOX unveils 2026 CPH:FORUM project selection

    CPH:DOX has unveiled the 2026 project selection for CPH:FORUM, its flagship financing and co-production platform, set to run 17–19 March in Copenhagen, with CPH:ROUGHCUT and CHANGE pitch presentations scheduled for Monday, 16 March. The programme will bring 101 directors and producers from 23 countries to present 30 documentary projects spanning early development through production, combining…

  • The Encampments

    The Encampments

    ACTIVISM: From Chicago 7 to Columbia, The Encampments shows how protest is reframed as threat, as language like terrorist and «anti Semite» is used to silence dissent.

  • A Little Gray Wolf Will Come

    A Little Gray Wolf Will Come

    RUSSIA: Identity politics form the foundation of former high-flying Russian public television correspondent Zhanna Agalakova's debut documentary.

  • Amílcar

    Amílcar

    AFRICA: Built from original letters, poems, and political writings, Amílcar offers a subjective, meditative portrait of Amílcar Cabral and the fight for Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde’s independence

  • Little Syria

    Little Syria

    MIGRANTS: Filmed over 20 years across several countries, a group of Syrian refugees in Berlin fight for justice for Assad-regime victims.

  • dok.incubator to present eight new feature docs in IDFA 2025 preview

    dok.incubator to present eight new feature docs in IDFA 2025 preview

    dok.incubator will present eight new feature-length documentaries at an industry preview during this year’s #IDFA. The showcase is scheduled for Sunday 16 November at 15:30 at LAB 111 in Amsterdam and is an invitation-only event aimed at festivals, sales agents and other industry decision-makers. The films come from the 2025 edition of the dok.incubator workshop…

  • Climate in Therapy

    Climate in Therapy

    CLIMATE: A Gestalt-inspired session lets climate scientists grieve, rage, and exhale, revealing systemic neglect and surprising ‘Safe Spaces’ outcome.

  • Cinema Kawakeb

    Cinema Kawakeb

    HISTORY: Inside a crumbling theatre in Amman, refugees guard reels and memories while century-spanning archives map the road from declarations to today’s Palestine.

  • Nova ’78

    Nova ’78

    CONTROL: An electrified archive of 1978’s Nova Convention with Burroughs, Ginsberg, Cage, Smith colliding in a space where theory met punk poetry on 16mm.

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