CPH:DOX

  • Only on Earth

    Only on Earth

    NATURE: Robin Petré’s cinematically sprawling Only on Earth journeys deep into southern Galicia as wildfires rage on.

  • Flophouse America

    Flophouse America

    POVERTY: Inside one motel room an intimate portrait of American poverty unfolds.

  • From Ground Zero

    From Ground Zero

    PALESTINE: 22 films on the human experience in Gaza.

  • Documentaries on war, family, and resistance dominate CPH:DOX 2025 awards

    Documentaries on war, family, and resistance dominate CPH:DOX 2025 awards

    The 2025 edition of #CPH:DOX concluded with the announcement of its awards. This year’s festival saw 71 films compete across six categories, with 56 world premieres. Taking home the festival’s top honour, the DOX:AWARD, was Always by Deming Chen, a poetic debut co-produced by the U.S., France, and China. A Special Mention was given to…

  • CPH:INDUSTRY announces 2025 award winners

    CPH:INDUSTRY announces 2025 award winners

    CPH:INDUSTRY 2025 concluded with the announcement of its annual awards, honouring bold, innovative, and socially engaged non-fiction projects. The winners were revealed at the CPH:INDUSTRY Awards Happy Hour at Kunsthal Charlottenborg’s Social Cinema, while immersive storytelling prizes were presented at the #CPH:LAB Prototype Pop-up Event at Odd Fellow Palace earlier in the week. Full List…

  • You Need This

    You Need This

    MEDIA: Unpacking the history of advertising and media manipulation, this film exposes capitalism’s relentless push toward overconsumption, inequality, and planetary destruction.

  • Artificial Intelligence and our mode of thinking

    Artificial Intelligence and our mode of thinking

    INTELLIGENCE What can be said about the flip side of AI—for the environment, workers, and warfare? Several films and discussions at the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival delved into reflections on what future we now will have with AI and new warfare.

  • About a Hero

    About a Hero

    AI: What happens when an algorithm mimics Werner Herzog? A philosophical labyrinth of machine identity and narrative distortion unfolds.

  • «People are struggling to process everything that is happening»

    «People are struggling to process everything that is happening»

    MOVIES THAT MATTER: Margje de Koning on the festival’s broader role, its commitment to fostering open conversation, why smaller films can have a big impact, and more.

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