Myanmar

  • FIFDH 2026 Impact Lab unveils global lineup

    FIFDH 2026 Impact Lab unveils global lineup

    From Gaza’s velodromes to Mexico’s avocado groves, the 2026 Impact Lab at FIFDH’s Industry Days is staking out the frontline of social-justice documentary. Run alongside Geneva’s International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights each March, the #Impact Lab# is not a film market in the usual sense. It is a training and matchmaking hub…

  • Prosecution of filmmakers spreads «like a pandemic»

    Prosecution of filmmakers spreads «like a pandemic»

    IDFA: ICFR addresses a growing political prosecution and incarceration of filmmakers.

  • Documenting resistance through cinema

    Documenting resistance through cinema

    MYANMAR Pots and pans against bullets and bombs: the story of Myanmar’s rising resistance to the military coup of February, 2021.

  • 16 Projects Selected for 2022 FIFDH Impact Days Workshop

    16 Projects Selected for 2022 FIFDH Impact Days Workshop

    Following its call for projects, #FIFDH Impact Days we have received more than 110 documentary projects from around the world. 16 among them have been chosen to participate in the 2022 Impact Days workshop. The topics of these substantial documentary projects range from #press freedom# in #India to forced #displacement in #Myanmar, from racial issues…

  • The new tendencies of Taiwanese documentary

    The new tendencies of Taiwanese documentary

    TAIWAN: A creative mixture of documentary, animation, and experimental approaches, offers a spectrum of contemporary Taiwan’s lived realities.

  • Humans of no nation

    Humans of no nation

    REFUGEES: Since 2016, 700,000 people of the Rohingya Muslim minority fled Myanmar making the Kutupalong refugee camp one of the biggest in the world.

  • The Evil or the Unbearable?

    The Evil or the Unbearable?

    Barbet Schroeder presents the final segment of his ‘Trilogy of Evil’ at Cannes.

  • Idealism killed the Burmese

    Idealism killed the Burmese

    MYANMAR AND DEMOCRACY: Modern Times Review have met the lawyer who most likely became just too dangerous for the old Myanmar military: He was recently killed because he fought for the new democracy alongside Aung San Suu Kyi.

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