society
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Better Go Mad in the Wild
SOCIETY: Rural twin brothers resisting modern life, where imagination, memory, and rebellion shape a fading yet vivid freedom.
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Architectural poetics
SOCIETY: Explore the grandeur and folly of humanity through Victor Kossakovsky's poetic lens, as his film connects ancient ruins with modern destruction and future hope.
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Full CPH:CONFERENCE «RE:BUILDING NARRATIVES» programme announced
The #CPH:CONFERENCE, scheduled as part of the #CPH:DOX 2024, is themed «RE:BUILDING NARRATIVES». It aims to facilitate discussions on inclusivity, collaboration, and innovation in documentary filmmaking. The conference, developed in collaboration with #Documentary Campus#, will feature a range of speakers from the documentary filmmaking community and the broader industry. Participants include filmmakers such as #Alex…
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CPH:DOX embraces «Body Politics» as 2024 theme
CPH:DOX unveils its 21st edition from 13 to 24 March, 2024, under the compelling theme «Body Politics.» This edition scrutinises the body as a site of struggle, exploring themes of #fertility, #discrimination, #ableism, and trauma. The festival confronts pivotal questions: What is the «normal» body, and how does society accommodate or sideline bodies outside this…
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Hospitals and their victims
HEALTHCARE: In Cannes' ACID section, the urgent question about the health system is pointed out.
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Teenage girls, secondary citizens
SOCIETY: Two Ji.hlava IDFF feature documentaries - 'Cusp' and 'Jane by Charlotte' - grapple with contemporary power dynamics and their effect on the adolescent female.
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Unpacking the reality of interconnectedness
SOCIETY: I am because you are – a book that offers a coherent and integrated worldview based on interconnectedness
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Neither the sea nor the sand
SOCIETY: With a country and neighbourhood changing in strange and scary ways, residents of Venice Beach, California express their views of the world.
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The years to come
SOCIETY: Maite Alberdi's film cleverly touches on a delicate theme and invites us with compassion and tenderness to reflect on isolation, the rigours of patriarchal society, and the organisation of work and family.