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  • What about identity?

    What about identity?

    IRELAND: Irish filmmakers redefine identity through intimate, political, and historical documentaries at the Krakow Film Festival’s Focus on Ireland programme.

  • CPH:DOX INTER:ACTIVE: Intersections of flesh and code

    CPH:DOX INTER:ACTIVE: Intersections of flesh and code

    REPORT: When CPH:DOX opened its doors for its 21st instalment between 13 and 24 March 2024, it centred on issues ranging from fertility, ableism, discrimination and trauma, regarding the body as a site of socio-political conflict.

  • The spiral of unrest and power

    The spiral of unrest and power

    LAW ENFORCEMENT: In a collage of archival tapes, delve into the stormy era of the 1960s in the United States with a detailed investigation of the period's incidents and their public reception through the lens of police militarization.

  • Documentary as a transmission medium

    Documentary as a transmission medium

    OPPRESSION: The new documentary Spaces of Exception draws parallels between the experiences of oppression and resistance in Native American reservations and Palestinian refugee camps.

  • The houses we were, the cities we are

    The houses we were, the cities we are

    Two important but very different documentaries from 2018 showcase the power of the short film form.

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