CPH:DOX
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CPH:DOX 2025 announces competition lineup
CPH:DOX has unveiled the official competition lineup for its 22nd edition, set to take place from 19–30 March 2025. The competition sections will feature 71 films in competition, including 56 world premieres, 12 international premieres, and 3 European premieres. The festival’s centerpiece, the DOX:AWARD, exclusively features world premieres. Among the nominees is Sanatorium, an Irish-Ukrainian-French…
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Mr Nobody Against Putin
RUSSIA: How a small-town teaching assistant became an unlikely whistleblower on the grim reality of wartime propaganda.
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CPH:DOX and Kunsthal Charlottenborg launch three-year human rights initiative
Kunsthal Charlottenborg and #CPH:DOX have announced a three-year collaboration aimed at deepening public engagement with #human rights#. The new initiative, dubbed HUMAN:RIGHTS, will leverage film, art, debate, and educational programs to highlight the enduring importance of human rights as defined by the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Since 2017, Kunsthal Charlottenborg has served as…
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CPH:FORUM 2025 announces documentary selection and new industry awards
CPH:FORUM, the leading international financing and co-production event within #CPH:DOX, has unveiled its official project selection for 2025, featuring 30 documentary projects from 26 countries. Taking place 24-27 March 2025, the forum will connect 5 filmmakers and producers with key industry players, including representatives from Netflix, ARTE, HBO Europe, BBC, and Sundance Institute. The lineup…
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The Bibi Files
CORRUPTION: Alexis Bloom's gripping exposé of the web of lies apparently woven by Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid corruption charges shows how one man's fear of jail has led to war and instability in the Middle East.
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Bright Future
COLD WAR: The sensory and ideological layers of a forgotten Cold War festival, exploring fleeting solidarity, ideological discord, and the fragility of socialist dreams.
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The destructive borders of European self-interest
MIGRATION: At the entrance to the Sahara, Agadez, Niger, reveals the human cost of EU migration policy.
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The war games we, the people, play
CONFLICT: A high-stakes, six-hour simulation where veterans navigate complex choices, aiming to prevent a fictional civil war amid insurgent threats.
