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  • Cover-Up

    Cover-Up

    JOURNALISM: Seymour Hersh and the Socratic sting.

  • Festival notes on the future and past

    Festival notes on the future and past

    INTERVIEW: We sat down with the old and new festival directors of the Krakow Film Festival to discuss a generational shift, reality and truth, the challenges of online platforms, and why shorts matter.

  • Mnemonica marks 10 years with launch of «living» archive for digital cinema

    Mnemonica marks 10 years with launch of «living» archive for digital cinema

    A decade after setting out to «preserve and remember» in the shift from film to data, Rome-based Mnemonica says its cloud platform has become a single point of reference for managing the full lifecycle of films and TV series—linking production, post and long-term preservation while tackling the industry’s chronic data-loss risks. The company positions its…

  • East of convention: Ex Oriente Film’s human-centred method

    East of convention: Ex Oriente Film’s human-centred method

    INTERVIEW: Ex Oriente Film challenges industry habits with early-stage support, rigorous feedback, and space for author-driven experimentation.

  • Titan: The Oceangate Submersible Disaster

    Titan: The Oceangate Submersible Disaster

    BUSINESS Mark Monroe's fascinating deep dive into the tragedy of the underwater craft that chased fame in the depths of the North Atlantic is an engrossing study of hubris.

  • The fragile separation of documentary and fiction

    The fragile separation of documentary and fiction

    DOK Leipzig: DOK Leipzig organised a debate in different panels about the connections and interferences between documentary and fictional works.

  • «African cinema today stands at a dynamic crossroads»

    «African cinema today stands at a dynamic crossroads»

    FILM AFRICA: In our conversation with Lead Curator Keith Shiri, we explore how this year's selection highlights evolving African cinema, amplifying voices while addressing funding and distribution challenges.

  • Doc Society opens 2024 call for Climate Story Fund

    Doc Society opens 2024 call for Climate Story Fund

    The #Doc Society# Climate Story Fund is reshaping the narrative of #climate change# by financially backing stories that envision a climate-just future. Over the past three years, the initiative has allocated $3.3 million to 33 projects, with a focus on narratives that resonate with universal themes of community, place, and future generations, steering away from…

  • «We are seeing a shift with the development of immersive exhibitions that use documentaries»

    «We are seeing a shift with the development of immersive exhibitions that use documentaries»

    SUNNY SIDE OF THE DOC: Head of Innovation & Digital Experiences Maïté Labat on the decision to separate its PiXii Festival from the immersive marketplace offerings, what commonalities were present across projects and more.

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