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  • The Propagandist

    The Propagandist

    PROPAGANDA: The rise and fall of a filmmaker who reshaped Dutch cinema by serving Nazi propaganda during World War II.

  • HUMAN IDFF announces 2024 Norwegian Competition titles

    HUMAN IDFF announces 2024 Norwegian Competition titles

    The HUMAN International Documentary Film Festival, Oslo’s premier event celebrating documentary filmmaking, is set to take place from 4th to 10th March, 2024. This year’s festival features two competitive programmes, including a special segment dedicated to ten new Norwegian documentaries. These films are in the running for the HUMAN Award 2024, accompanied by a cash…

  • Robot relationships from our contemporary future

    Robot relationships from our contemporary future

    ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE:The most striking feature of this documentary is the contrast between the awkward shortcomings of the robot and the patience by which they are welcomed into their human coaches lives.

  • Intelligent care for a world in disorder

    Intelligent care for a world in disorder

    PHILOSOPHY: The central argument in The Neganthropocene is that the world is at risk of lapsing into a nihilistic state, as our failure to care for it becomes ever more manifest. But the challenge Stiegler takes upon himself is to show the way to an alternative anthropology.

  • A thought-provoking, peculiar exploration of nature

    A thought-provoking, peculiar exploration of nature

    ECOLOGY: A magnificent documentary about the natural origins of what we consider to be man-made and the connection between man and nature.

  • Looking humanity in the eye

    Looking humanity in the eye

    With its excessive simplicity, the cinema documentary and multimedia project Human is able to bring us a little closer together.

  • Refugees, aestheticized

    Refugees, aestheticized

    Can a refugee in a film become too aesthetic, losing his ethical relevance?

  • JØRGEN LETH: A film should be akin to a poem in its creation

    JØRGEN LETH: A film should be akin to a poem in its creation

    The Danish Institute of Film is releasing a host of films, by, arguably, the Nordics’ greatest ever living film maker - Jørgen Leth. Leth spoke to us about his move to Haiti, working with Lars von Trier, and the time he filmed Andy Warhol. Early on, he gave himself a polemic position in Danish society,…

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