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KFF Industry celebrates 20 Years as filmmaking hub
The Krakow Film Festival’s industry arm, #KFF Industry#, marks a major milestone this year as it celebrates its 20th anniversary. What began in 2006 as a modest initiative with a few video booths has evolved into the largest international industry event of its kind in #Poland, dedicated to documentary, short, and animated film professionals from…
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Cyborg Generation
TECHNOLOGY: A personal journey into sensory expansion, DIY biohacking, and the radical politics of cyborg identity.
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Living in limbo
Living in exile is hard, as we can experience in Mohamed Jabaly's award-winning Life Is Beautiful. Despite the hardships, this film is a feel-good story celebrating solidarity and friendship.
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Full CPH:CONFERENCE «RE:BUILDING NARRATIVES» programme announced
The #CPH:CONFERENCE, scheduled as part of the #CPH:DOX 2024, is themed «RE:BUILDING NARRATIVES». It aims to facilitate discussions on inclusivity, collaboration, and innovation in documentary filmmaking. The conference, developed in collaboration with #Documentary Campus#, will feature a range of speakers from the documentary filmmaking community and the broader industry. Participants include filmmakers such as #Alex…
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Reverberations through time and space
PALESTINE: Four generations of Palestinian women take us on a journey through family, war, memory and identity.
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Innocence has died
ISRAEL: Militarisation and its impact on young Israelis forced to serve against their own identity and values.
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Requiem for a dream
RUSSIA: The absurdity of life in Yekaterinburg and the clash between those longing for imperial greatness and a small group of dissidents standing against Putin's impending invasion of Ukraine.
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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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Hostages to a common past
TRAUMA: In Roberto Baeza's documentary, the producers – Paulina Costa and Alfredo García – literally play out the past in order to find a way to heal the present.