racism
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The land of dark cities
CULTURE: A saturated hybrid of a distinct musical subculture and the complicated city dynamics that help create it.
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Long running US festival United Nations Association Film Festival announces 2020 theme, «The Power of Empathy»
The 23rd edition of the Bay Area’s United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF) has announced its 2020 theme: «The Power of Empathy». Through documentary films on #human rights# issues – #environmentalism, #racism, #health, women’s issues, universal education, #war and #peace. The festival will be held online for eleven days, October 15-25, 2020. The award-winning United…
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Classifying poison in the system
RACISM The 26th Sarajevo Film Festival winner explores the uncertainty of those made to feel like they do not belong.
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Documentary Campus curates multiple CineLink Talks for 26th Sarajevo Film Festival
In collaboration with #Documentary Campus# and Screen International, #Sarajevo Film Festival# has announced its full CineLink Talks programme. As part of its CineLink Industry Days programme, CineLink Talks will run via zoom from 15 to 21 August. The twelve 60-minute online events can be accessed via registering – HERE. All times are represented in CET.…
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É Tudo Verdade/It’s All True at Cannes Docs – Marché du Film
Amir Labaki founder and director of It’s All True, celebrating it’s 25th edition this year. Anna Glogowski as moderator and festival director, she is an international advisor and jury member for many documentary festivals. With guests: Petra Costa premiered The Edge of Democracy at Sundance Film Festival 2019 and has since gained some popularity as…
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Breaking the blue wall of silence
RACISM: A superb experimental documentary about a trial that never was.
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It is «you whites» who created «us blacks»
AFRICA: It is false to strive for justice «at home» while constantly exploiting «over there», writes one of the contributors in a new anthology.
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Hidden everyday racism in France
RACISM: In our daily lives, we constantly sacrifice others' uniqueness, identity, and individuality on the altar of group belonging, writes the French political scientist Tania de Montaigne in her new book.

