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  • «Digital images of war and violence surround us, which can desensitise us and impact our future vision»

    «Digital images of war and violence surround us, which can desensitise us and impact our future vision»

    DOCUDAYS UA: Program Director Yuliia Kovalenko on the current situation in Kyiv, the necessary adjustments to programming a festival during wartime, the role of Program Director amongst the wider team, and more.

  • The WHY Foundation to curate over 50 fact-based documentaries to Russian speakers across the globe

    The WHY Foundation to curate over 50 fact-based documentaries to Russian speakers across the globe

    THE WHY Foundation has launched a new project to provide reliable, fact-based information to Russian speakers. The organization will release 50 carefully chosen documentaries, dubbed in Russian, on its YouTube channel over the next few months. The films cover topics directly affecting Russian-speaking citizens, such as #corruption, #war, children’s and women’s rights, #LGBTQ+ issues, and…

  • Get out

    Get out

    RACISM: A row of tamarisk trees along a huge golf course in Palm Springs begs the question, can a tree be racist?

  • «You can feel the confidence and lack of compromise in the filmmaking»

    «You can feel the confidence and lack of compromise in the filmmaking»

    IDFA: Modern Times Review speaks head programmers Laura van Halsema and Joost Daamen on the breakdown of programming such a vast selection of films, how to maintain a balanced lineup, the reasoning behind its 2022 focus programmes, and more.

  • First Docaviv 2022 titles announced; opening & Israeli competition

    First Docaviv 2022 titles announced; opening & Israeli competition

    The 24th edition of #Docaviv will return to Tel Aviv cinemas and venues from May 26 through June 5. The festival will also offer a selection of its lineup online. In total. Docaviv 2022 will host around 120 local and international documentaries with the opening film set as the world premiere of The Devil Speaks:…

  • A mosque shared by all

    A mosque shared by all

    ISLAN: Female imam Seyran Ateş believes Islam needs a sexual revolution, resulting in Fatwas, bullets, death threats, and police protection.

  • One World Romania announces physical festival dates for 14th edition

    One World Romania announces physical festival dates for 14th edition

    Bucharest’s One World Romania will return this year with over 60 feature and short films from around the world. For 2021, the documentary festival will take place via two sessions. The first will be from 21 to 30 May, where physical screenings will take place at Cinema Elvire Popesco, the Cinema at the Museum of…

  • The land of dark cities

    The land of dark cities

    CULTURE: A saturated hybrid of a distinct musical subculture and the complicated city dynamics that help create it.

  • Berlin stinks

    Berlin stinks

    BERLINALE: There really was something behind the films at the Berlinale this year.

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