INTERVIEW: Short in runtime, yet sprawling in its political scope. With They’re Here, Laura Poitras and Rachel Lauren Mueller assembled an uncanny hybrid of horror film and documentary from crowdsourced footage, OSINT data and material shot on the ground in and around Minneapolis during the ultra-violent ICE occupation.
ZagrebDox, the international documentary film festival, has presented its programme for this year’s event. The festival features twenty films competing
IDFA: ICFR addresses a growing political prosecution and incarceration of filmmakers.
After announcing initial programme details, including the works of #Márta Mészáros#, #Miklós Jancsó# and #Sierra Pettengill# (Riotsville, USA), Porto/Post/Doc has
ACTIVISM: In her feature doc Robin Bank, director Anna Giralt Gris goes searching for Catalan activist Enric Duran, who lives in hiding after he «stole» almost 500 000 Euros to expose the banks’ unethical practices.
SOCIAL CHANGE: Essential reading for all who want to better understand what makes our time the documentary golden age
Laura Poitras’ Oscar-winning documentary offers a unique insight into Edward Snowdens historic whistle-blowing.
We are all well aware of the dangers involved in making a documentary in Iraq these days
