DocAviv
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Two Tel Aviv schools in deep conflict
ISRAEL: A new Tel Aviv school brings together diverse students but displaces a religious school as it faces gentrification and integration challenges.
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The brutal butterflies of war
UKRAINE: Through a captivating blend of visual materials and individual testimonies, Iron Butterflies presents an unflinching examination of the MH17 tragedy, exposing the devastating toll it took on lives and the profound implications it carries for our present era.
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Docaviv announces full 2023 programme and opening film
Docaviv, Israel’s leading documentary film festival, is back for its 25th edition from May 11th to May 20th, with an impressive international program. This year’s festival promises to be a celebration of the best in documentary filmmaking, featuring world premieres, Q&As with filmmakers, and industry events held throughout Tel Aviv–Yafo. The festival’s opening film, The…
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DocAviv announces 2023 Israeli competition, further festival details
Docaviv, Israel’s biggest documentary film festival and the only one dedicated exclusively to the genre is back for its 25th-anniversary edition. The festival will take place from May 11th to May 20th at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and other venues around the city. This year, the festival will showcase dozens of new local and international…
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The «Grind» of the pilot whale
ANIMALS: Activists and locals clash during the traditional Faroe Islands pilot whale hunt.
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The power game
GAZE: The mechanisms of exploitation of women as sexual objects in Hollywood films, exposed.
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Unearthing hidden truths in the Moscow Metro
RUSSIA: A year-long study of Russia’s capital, capturing the day-to-day of ordinary city dwellers and momentous national events.
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Musical resilience
CULTURE: An insight into the unique liveliness of a forgotten subculture from emigrated Turkish guest workers and their grandchildren in Germany.
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A symbol of policy
ISRAEL: The story of the eastern side of Hebron, a microcosm of a conflict and a test site for control throughout the West Bank.