FIFDH

  • The Day Iceland Stood Still

    The Day Iceland Stood Still

    FEMINISM: How 90% of Iceland’s women halted a nation in 1975

  • Last Call: FIFDH seeks Impact Documentary films with 19 September deadline

    Last Call: FIFDH seeks Impact Documentary films with 19 September deadline

    The Festival International du Film et Forum sur les Droits Humains (FIFDH), Geneva’s international human rights film festival, has issued a final call for submissions to its expanded industry program, with applications due by Friday, 19 September. The festival’s #Impact Days# program bridges the gap between documentary creators and influential organisations within Geneva’s network of…

  • Flowers of Ukraine

    Flowers of Ukraine

    UKRAINE: On the outskirts of Kyiv, a woman in her 70s demonstrates her love of freedom.

  • Of Mud and Blood

    Of Mud and Blood

    RESOURCE: The devastating cost of a mineral we all hold in our pockets

  • Khartoum

    Khartoum

    AFRICA: A mirror to pain, resistance, and hope.

  • My Armenian Phantoms

    My Armenian Phantoms

    NOSTALGIA: Private family memories and collective cinematic captions intertwine in this intimate exploration of a dissolving past, which, if not captured in time, can easily disappear in the frenetic pace of our amnesiac digital era.

  • «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.

  • Facing War

    Facing War

    NATO: If this opening film at CPH:DOX was screened 30 years ago, we would have bought this narrative. But now, we have alternative media, independent authors, investigative journalists, Wikileaks and solidarity communities outside the military media research community.

  • The Veto

    The Veto

    UN: Expert insiders reveal tensions and calls for reform at the UN, questioning its future amid great-power politics and veto abuse.

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