Sheffield Doc/Fest
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How to Feed a Dictator
FOOD: The elderly personal chefs of five strongmen expose the uneasy bond between cuisine, loyalty, and violence.
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Kikuyu Land
KENYA: From the National Land Commission to the tea estates of Kenya’s highlands, one family’s claim reveals how colonial dispossession continues to shape belonging.
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Notes from the Underground
MUSIC: Forced removal, racialised geography, and cultural survival converge in a layered portrait of Cape hip-hop.
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80 Angry Journalists
JOURNALISM: As political and institutional pressure tightens around Hungary’s largest independent news outlet, a newsroom is pushed from exhaustion into collective rupture.
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A Little Gray Wolf Will Come
RUSSIA: Identity politics form the foundation of former high-flying Russian public television correspondent Zhanna Agalakova's debut documentary.
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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.
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Cuba & Alaska
UKRAINE: Laughing in the face of death, the two heroines of journalist-turned-filmmaker Yegor Troyanovsky's debut documentary Cuba & Alaska pitch viewers into the agony and ecstasy of Ukraine's frontlines.
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Lost For Words
NATURE: A gentle appeal for reconnecting to nature through the language we have so long used to describe.
