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Budapest welcomes 2023 dok.incubator documentary workshop
dok.incubator is set to make its grand entrance to Budapest from 25 June to 2 July. The workshop brings together esteemed film festivals like #Sundance, #Toronto, and #Hot Docs#, providing an exclusive opportunity to preview and select international documentaries in progress for their respective competitions. This event is not just about the film selection; it…
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Moneyed but mortal: Russia’s ‘90s «Wild West»
RUSSIA: Alex Gibney provides an intimate look at post-Soviet Russia from the perspective of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a former oligarch turned political dissident.
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Under the rubble, vital signs persist
SYRIA: The renowned new documentary from Feras Fayyad is an unflinching depiction of courage, resilience and female solidarity.
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Counterbalancing the traditional narrative
MIGRANTS: In 2001, Fahed reached the UK filled with dreams. By 2018 he is on the brink of a mid-life crisis.
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Truth is stranger than fiction
HOLOCAUST: The still lively and brilliant Ben Ferencz – now nearly 100 – is the compelling subject of Avrich’s doc.
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The man behind elections – and Fox News
MEDIA: Roger Ailes transformed America with Fox News. A born bully.
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Finding a Western husband is not the cure to all pains
Spanning a ten-year period, Heartbound tells the stories of Thai women who realise their dream of marrying a Western man.
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A mesmerising portrayal of India’s extreme right
Covering more than a century of Indian history, Patwardhan weaves a story that exposes the roots of Hindu nationalism and the endless war against India’s «imaginary demons».
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What do you really know about Donbass? (Other than what you read in the news)
Loznitsa's journey through the Donbass region is composed of a series of crazy adventures in which the grotesque and the tragic merge.