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  • State-conjured terrorism

    State-conjured terrorism

    RUSSIA: An ordinary Russian teenager was arrested and incarcerated on charges of extremism. Three years later, the fight for her innocence continues.

  • Living hell

    Living hell

    UKRAINE: A tribute to the ordinary people of Mariupol and the Lithuanian filmmaker who gave his life documenting their struggle to survive total war.

  • Docaviv announces full 2022 film lineup

    Docaviv announces full 2022 film lineup

    The 24th #Docaviv returns from May 26 through June 5 both on-site and with a selection of films will also be available online. This year’s guests of honor are directors #Julie Cohen# and #Betsy West# (RBG), who will attend the festival with three of their latest films, which center on larger-than-life women and non-binary people:…

  • Taskovski Film Training welcomes Kim Longinotto for April masterclass

    Taskovski Film Training welcomes Kim Longinotto for April masterclass

    On March 25 April, Taskovski Film Training #DOCSCONNECT presents a very special Masterclass with #Kim Longinotto#. In purchasing a ticket and attending this special event, you can make an optional donation which will be used to support Ukrainian filmmakers. The masterclass is part of the Gender Film Program that aims to support women’s voices and…

  • Weird scenes inside the streets and favelas of a South American city

    Weird scenes inside the streets and favelas of a South American city

    ART: A dreamlike celebration of street art and protest in the heart of Belo Horizonte, Brazil’s 6th largest city.

  • Russia inside

    Russia inside

    YOUTH: For many young Russians, anyone older than 30 is a cunt.

  • One war in the other

    One war in the other

    TRAUMA: How a dark past remains in the present.

  • Germany’s soft glove of public relations

    Germany’s soft glove of public relations

    POLITICS: A close look at the communication strategies of four MPs from the right-wing populist party AfD.

  • No job for thugs or fools

    No job for thugs or fools

    JUSTICE: As Poland's court independence increasingly moves in the wrong direction, Polish Judge Igor Tuleya springs into action.

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