IDFA
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And suddenly, everything is silent
BEIRUT: Four progressive women document the 2019 Beirut uprisings, until Covid-19 hits.
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As dok.incubator celebrates 10 years, its 2022 call for projects opens
2021 saw the 10th anniversary of dok.incubator, a decade in which the film workshop worked with 159 documentaries, many going on to win awards at the world’s top festivals. Now, dok.incubator is accepting applications for the 2022 edition (Deadline: January 26, 2022). Over the past 10 years, dok.incubator has helped 12 films to get into…
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The Syrian intelligentsia observe the destruction of their homeland
SYRIA: How does one survive in times of war? By forgetting, or by remembering...?
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When white is the real dirt
ENVIRONMENT: How Belgian chemical business activities brought both prosperity and pollution to one coastal Italian village.
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IDFA 2021: The complete winners
The 34th edition #IDFA announced the winners of the competition programs during the IDFA 2021 Awards Ceremony. The ceremony took place in Amsterdam’s Compagnietheater, in addition to being live-streamed. IDFA 2021 winner Best Film: Mr. Landsbergis (Lithuania, Netherlands) by Sergei Loznitsa Best Directing in the International Competition: Diem Ha Le for Children of the Mist…
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Coming full circle
JUSTICE: Poland’s populist nightmare seen through the unprecedented pressure judges are now under in an EU state fast becoming a pariah.
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A Beirut of blown out windows
BEIRUT: Stillness and rebirth make for a thoughtful testimony to the aftermath of the powerful Beirut explosion.
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A journey into a world of pain
CONFLICT: A Bosnian’s woman’s search for answers in a darkened theatre.
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A new century of war
CINEMA: Thought lost forever, Dziga Vertov's 1921 archive of the Russian Civil War finally debuts to the public 100 years later.