Sundance
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India’s voices of the voiceless
JOURNALISM: In a saturated media landscape dominated by men, India’s only newspaper run by Dalit women redefines what it means to be powerful.
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Poetry of pain
REFUGEES: Gradually cut off, the civilians of the world’s largest Palestinian refugee camp organise themselves to resist starvation and despair.
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«The festival still is a really big, powerful machine if you do it the right way»
Visions du Réel: Artistic Director Emilie Bujès speaks with Modern Times Review about the festival's 52nd edition.
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Brazil’s It’s All True unveils 2021 programme
The oldest Latin American film festival devoted to creative documentary, Brazil’s It’s All True – International Documentary Film Festival, has just announced the full programme for its 26th edition (8 – 18 April). This festival will edition will run online and will be free of charge (Brazilian audiences). 69 films from 23 countries will feature,…
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Never really free
CONTROL: (Nominated for Oscar!) A brief, yet far-reaching, glimpse into the 2019 Hong Kong protests as demonstrations escalate into conflict.
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Left in the mud
CORRUPTION: Political turmoil and ecological catastrophe come together in Venezuela's existential fight for survival.
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Sundance 2021: Two award winning documentaries show us what courage looks like
Sundance: We look at two Sundance festival documentary winners and wonder, after his year’s (mostly) virtual festival may have set a standard for such post-pandemic events, what will stay and what will go?
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Sundance 2021: The complete documentary winners
Yesterday, the #Sundance Film Festival announced its 2021 winners with narrative film CODA (dir. Siân Heder) the first in its history to win the Grand Jury Prize, Directing Award, and the Audience Award in the U.S. Dramatic category. The World Cinema Dramatic category also featured a multi-award winner, Hive (dir. Blerta Basholli), which grabbed the…
