Seven decades of war photography
PHOTOGRAPHY: The pictures of Israeli photo reporter Micha Bar-Am reveal both an ability to turn photography into a refined visual language and represent a constant protagonist in a land without peace.
-
A Conversation on NAZA
GAZA: Truls Lie and Sonya Vseliubska discuss the Venice-winning documentary exposing Israel's AI-driven system of mass killing in Gaza.
-
MIA 2026 unveils 67-Title Official Selection From Record 530 Submissions
MIA Market announces over 530 projects received from 82 countries around the world. 67 projects in the 2026 Official Selection
-
Letters from the Silenced Country
BELARUS: A sombre and shocking glimpse inside the horror that opponents of Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko experience.
-
Baltic Sea Docs marks 30th edition with Riga award ceremony
Baltic Sea Docs marked its 30th anniversary in Riga with eight partner awards for documentary projects from across Europe and the Caucasus.
-
The Legend of the Desert
SAHARA: recordings of this trip to the Sahara from the 1990s in the family archives
-
Laura Poitras and Rachel Lauren Mueller: «Hope? I call it resistance»
INTERVIEW: Short in runtime, yet sprawling in its political scope. With They’re Here, Laura Poitras and Rachel Lauren Mueller assembled an uncanny hybrid of horror film and documentary from crowdsourced footage, OSINT data and material shot on the ground in and around Minneapolis during the ultra-violent ICE occupation.
-
The Pervert’s Guide to Utopias
PHILOSOPHY: In the grand conclusion of his Pervert's Guide trilogy, Slavoj Žižek wants us to embrace the end of the world with a healthy dose of radical pessimism.
-
Ji.hlava New Visions Forum Sets 29-Project Line-up for Jubilee Edition
Twenty-nine documentary projects from 15 countries have been selected for the 2026 Ji.hlava New Visions Forum, running October 28 to 30 as part of the festival's 30th anniversary edition.
-
No Paradise If You Are Killed By A Woman
CONFLICT: Halkawt Mustafa's No Paradise If You Are Killed By A Woman seizes the toxic grammar of post-9/11 war cinema and hands it to a female Peshmerga sniper, reclaiming dignity for the women, the land and the cinema that ISIS has erased.
-
KineDok: «Decentralisation is absolutely crucial»
INTERVIEW: KineDok's Juliana Moska talks through a season built on decentralisation, and what changed since she and Walter Nagy took over the Czech programme this March.