Finland
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Rituals of impermanence
RELIGION: 20,000 female Tibetan Buddhist Monks offer a glimpse into their religious exploration of life’s biggest questions.
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DocPoint moves 2022 festival entirely online
The original plan for #DocPoint 2022 was as a hybrid event. However, due to the current #COVID-19 restrictions in #Finland, the festival will now move entirely online. DocPoint features several world premieres by notable Finnish filmmakers alongside some of the biggest international documentary films of the year. Amongst these are Hogir Hirori’s Sabaya and Rebellion.…
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«We like to think that even if DocPoint is small in resources, it’s big in content»
DOCPOINT: Artistic Director Kati Juurus on the challenges, trends, and the 2022 DocPoint experience.
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Baltic Sea Docs announces selected projects for 2020
The 24th edition of the Baltic Sea Forum for Documentaries# has announced its #Baltic Sea Docs# 2020 participating projects. Occurring mostly online from 29 August to 6 September, the 24 selected projects represent 16 countries including #Armenia, #Estonia, #Finland, #Latvia, #Lithuania, #Poland, #Russia, #Ukraine, and others. This year’s event switches online from its usual home…
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Cannes Docs – Marché du Film & CPH:DOX on «Documentary Production now – and beyond!»
CANNES DOCS: Cannes Docs - Marché du Film & CPH:DOX provide the informative panel discussion «Documentary Production now - and beyond!»
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Warriors of the wasteland
RECYCLING: The consumer-cultural detritus of the wealthy occident yields unexpected consequences in a very different part of the world.
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Lifting the heavy hand of hatred
REHABILITATION: A touching story of the power of forgiveness that poses difficult questions for the families of murder victims - and the perpetrators.
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Truth as a game of cat and mouse
MEDIA:The Bellingcat group is on the frontline of an urgent counter-movement against the manufacture and dissemination of lies that are destabilising traditional journalism.
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A warning letter: The pyramids of our time
Japan’s recent earthquake and tsunami, leading to the nuclear accidents at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, have accelerated the immediacy of Michael Madsen’s newest documentary, Into Eternity. The scientists simply do not know how to answer.