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  • Whose revolution?

    Whose revolution?

    FEMINISM: Following a string of sexual assaults, As I Want documents a burgeoning women’s rebellion.

  • Poetry of pain

    Poetry of pain

    REFUGEES: Gradually cut off, the civilians of the world’s largest Palestinian refugee camp organise themselves to resist starvation and despair.

  • The archive does not lie

    The archive does not lie

    CONTROL: In Communist Poland, revolt intensifies as workers strike over food price increases while tension builds in the dignitaries’ offices.

  • Chilean documentaries set for strong Visions du Réel & CPH:DOX showing

    Chilean documentaries set for strong Visions du Réel & CPH:DOX showing

    With both Visions du Réel and CPH:DOX imminent, Chile has set its selections for both prestigious international events. Visions du Réel kicks off on Thursday, 15 April through Sunday, 25 April in an online form, while CPH:DOX goes from Wednesday, 21 April to Wednesday, 12 May in a hybrid format. With the world’s documentary industry…

  • IDFA adjusts programme and award structure

    IDFA adjusts programme and award structure

    The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) has luanched a revamped programme structure in anticipation of its 2021 edition. Two main competitions will be at the forefront with the introduction of the International Competition and the Envision Competition. Additionally, a slew of new awards will also be implemented. The International Competition (over 60 minutes in…

  • 5 Ukrainian documentaries showcase at Docudays UA 2021 UKRAINIAN DOC PREVIEW

    5 Ukrainian documentaries showcase at Docudays UA 2021 UKRAINIAN DOC PREVIEW

    As part of the current #Docudays UA# industry-focused DOCU/PRO programme, the latest promising and in development #Ukrainian films are showcased. As part of the annual UKRAINIAN DOC PREVIEW, five relevant Ukrainian documentaries are selected and presented to a group of key industry personnel. Festivals, sales agencies, funders, broadcasters, and more engaged with the selected filmmakers…

  • Ahead of 2021 festival, Docudays UA releases full DOCU/PRO industry programme

    Ahead of 2021 festival, Docudays UA releases full DOCU/PRO industry programme

    Docudays UA Industry Platform #DOCU/PRO promotes Ukrainian documentary films, develops its film industry, and establishes contacts with international experts in the documentary world. For 2021, the online #Docudays UA# (26 March – 4 April 2021) will feature many activities as part of its DOCU/PRO programme, including talks, meetings, workshops, and a presentation of Ukrainian documentaries.…

  • Our tomorrow

    Our tomorrow

    CHINA: Wuhan, the epicenter of Covid-19, wakes up from its lockdown to continue its drive as a city of the future.

  • The «Revolt of Dignity»

    The «Revolt of Dignity»

    MIGRANTS: Returning to the origins of the gospel and staging it as a passion play for the rights of migrants.

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