KineDok
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KineDok: «Decentralisation is absolutely crucial»
INTERVIEW: KineDok's Juliana Moska talks through a season built on decentralisation, and what changed since she and Walter Nagy took over the Czech programme this March.
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KineDok unveils 2026/2027 collection across five-country network
KineDok has announced its 2026/2027 collection, unveiling a slate of 18 documentary titles, including three VR works, that will circulate across its transnational screening network from May 2026 through April 2027. The programme will be available to venues in Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia and Romania, continuing the initiative’s long-running effort to connect contemporary documentary cinema…
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«The European glitch works on many levels»
ONE WORLD SK: Festival director Eva Križková speaks about funding cuts, access-first programming, and a new section called The European Glitch.
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Will Europe watch as Hungary criminalises culture?
HUNGARY: With the introduction of the new «foreign agent» bill, the country’s documentary community is under siege by censorship, surveillance, and democratic erosion.
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KineDok launches ambitious 2025/26 collection with 16 documentaries and archival shorts
KineDok, the international documentary distribution project run by the Institute of Documentary Film, has announced its 2025/26 collection: a bold lineup of 16 full-length documentaries alongside a curated block of archival short films. The collection will be available for screenings across Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, and Romania from May 2025 through April 2026. Among the…
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KineDok unveils 2024/2025 documentary programme
This May, #KineDok introduces a new collection of documentary films and shorts. Comprising 17 full-length documentaries and a compelling selection of shorts, the collection offers viewers across Central and Eastern Europe (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Croatia, Hungary, Georgia) an array of films that delve into contemporary societal issues, personal narratives, and historical reflections. KineDok’s commitment…
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KineDok launches free manual highlighting untraditional screening venues
KineDok, an established alternative film distribution platform since 2014, continues influencing documentary film screenings across Central and Eastern Europe. It has announced the launch of a comprehensive manual, «How to Set Up a Screening Venue,» which aims to guide individuals and organisations interested in organising film screenings in non-traditional settings. This manual is designed to…
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Celebrate 20 years of the Institute of Documentary Film at DAFilms
Since 2021, the Institute of Documentary Film (IDF) has supported and highlighted Central and Eastern Europe creative documentary films. Now, in celebration of its 20th anniversary, IDF and #DAFilms# have put together 20 films that covering various activities IDF activities, while showcasing the many faces and talents of the region’s non-fiction filmmakers. The selections feature…