The Shipwrecked
MEXICO: Lives intersect through gardens, conservation, faith, and farming, as myth and landscape frame survival strategies in a country shaped by violence.
Mexico
MIA Market 2025 puts documentary, PSB strategy and policy in the same room
MIA MARKET: With 100+ projects and new policy rooms, MIA 2025 frames market design as cultural infrastructure for documentary, drama and animation.
New study shows Chilean docs shining across the international stage
A new study by #Chiledoc has highlighted the growing global impact of Chilean non-fiction cinema. Conducted between October and November
The revolution may very well be televised
RESISTANCE How liberation theology inspired millions of Latin American Christians to engage in 20th-century political struggles, challenging traditional Church-Power dynamics for earthly justice.
Not a place for rehabilitation, but for punishment
PRISON: The harrowing plight of over three thousand IPP prisoners in England and Wales who remain in jail indefinitely despite completing their sentences years ago.
The privilege of the self-portrait
MEXICO: The intersection of migration and personal identity with Night of the Coyotes and Frida: A Self-Portrait.
The law and the lost
IMMIGRATION: Borders are all in the mind, Loretta van Horst’s powerful film about US border patrol officers trying to stop people smuggling from Mexico, The Border Crossed Us, shows.
FIFDH announces 2024 Impact Days selections and webinar theme
The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights (FIFDH) proudly announces the sixth edition of its esteemed professional program,
A lifetime prison hidden in the center of the free world
HUMAN RIGHTS: The struggles of 2.5 million people growing up in a country that does not recognize them as its own.