DOK.fest München
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Silent Flood
UKRAINE Shown at the Krakow Film Festival, Silent Flood explores how even the most secluded corners of Ukraine cannot remain untouched in the face of war.
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DOK.fest München 2026 winners highlight cinema of structural reckoning
DOK.fest München closed its 41st edition with a winners list that underlined documentary cinema’s continuing turn toward questions of structural responsibility, from global finance and colonial memory to migration, illness and labour. The festival awarded €64,200 across its competitions and partner prizes, with the three VIKTORIA awards anchoring the 2026 honours. Bernard Weber and Martin…
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Sometimes, I Imagine Them All at a Party
A survivor of attempted femicide returns to the people around her past, asking what they saw, what they missed, and what silence still protects.
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We Have to Survive
CLIMATE: More than a quarter of a century after the groundbreaking eco-doc The Age of Stupid, Tomáš Krupa's We Have to Survive updates the response to global warming and climate change with a more positive message for humanity.
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We Have to Survive
CLIMATE: More than a quarter of a century after the groundbreaking eco-doc The Age of Stupid, Tomáš Krupa's We Have to Survive updates the response to global warming and climate change with a more positive message for humanity.
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Elon Musk Unveiled: The Tesla Experiment
BIG TECH: Elon Musk Unveiled: The Tesla Experiment may not reveal unknown scandals, but its force lies in connecting Tesla’s safety failures, whistleblower accounts and Musk’s political turn
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Paikar
AFGHANISTAN: Moving between the Netherlands, Iran and the borderlands of Afghanistan, Paikar follows Dawood Hilmandi as he confronts the violence of history through the intimate wreckage of his own family.
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DOK.fest München 2026 unveils full programme for 41st edition
DOK.fest München has unveiled the full programme for its 41st edition, with 106 documentaries from 49 countries set to screen in Munich and online between 6 and 25 May 2026. The festival says this year’s selection includes 20 world premieres, nine international premieres and 45 German premieres, drawn from a record 1,440 submissions. The hybrid…
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80 Angry Journalists
JOURNALISM: As political and institutional pressure tightens around Hungary’s largest independent news outlet, a newsroom is pushed from exhaustion into collective rupture.