Docudays UA
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Lasting records of an overnight country
JOURNALISM: Following the team behind the most widely circulated daily newspaper in Kabul as it is recaptured by the Taliban.
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DOK Leipzig shines Spotlight on: DocuDays UA
From 17 to 23 October, Ukrainian documentary projects will be presented in the sections of the programme and at the industry platform of the #DOK Leipzig# as part of Spotlight on: #Docudays UA# 2022. Spotlight on: Docudays UA 2022 programme includes four films from this year’s DOCU/UKRAINE national competition: Plai. A Mountain Path (dir. Eva…
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IDF & DocuDays UA establish international Ukrainian programmers and curators list
Following the online discussion IDF Industry Session Decolonization of Old Ideological Constructs and Film Industry Practice, the Institute of Documentary Film and #DocuDays UA# has established a list of Ukrainian film curators (in alphabetical order) working with documentaries, fiction, experimental films, shorts and animation. The intention of this list highlights the need for more Ukrainian…
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When the silent war continues
WAR: We do not only find bones. We find stories. Lives once lived. Keeping an emotional distance is not always easy.
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Slovakia’s press freedom under fire
JOURNALISM: Uncovering a vast corruption network at the highest levels of Slovak society.
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DocuDays UA brings National Competition films, works-in-progress, more across Sheffield Doc/Fest activities
In solidarity with Ukraine, Sheffield DocFest‘s «Password: Palianytsia» is a collaborative doc programme with #Docudays UA#. The programme with DocuDays UA comes in addition to the festivals’ wider focus on Ukraine, which launches the British Council and Ukrainian Institute’s UK/Ukraine Season of Culture. This launch occurred on Friday, 24 June with Volodymyr Tykhyy’s One Day…
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The «fragile memory» of the man behind the camera
MEMORY: A Ukrainian filmmaker turns to a forgotten photo archive as his grandfather’s memory starts fading away.
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Suspended in middair
UKRAINE: A small group of social workers work to create a much-needed safe space for children to live in.
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Krakow Film Festival to host DocuDays UA national competition films
The #Docudays UA# International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival is the largest documentary film festival in Ukraine, no longer possible due to Russia’s brutal attack. The latest Ukrainian documentary films – qualified for Docudays UA’s prestigious national competition – will be presented during the Krakow Film Festival at the turn of May and June. In…