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Ironman, a film by Kiril Karakash, Svetislav Podleshanov (Beldocs in Progress)

Beldocs Industry announces events as Belgrade-based documentary festival kicks off

Modern Times Review / September 9, 2021

Beldocs Industry offers a range of industry activities accessible and available both on-site in #Belgrade and online lasting from today

Artdocfest founder, Balkan, Baltic States, BELDOCS, Belgrade, Croatia, entitled «A conversation between Vitaly Mansky and Želimir Žilnik: Documentary Cinema - A Mirror or A Magnifying Glass?» Young and experienced documentary filmmakers coming from Western, Georgia, Latvia, Moldova, Serbia, Ukraine

B2B Doc Launch Pad Pitching sees 12 film projects pitched representing the Baltic and Black Sea region

Steve Rickinson / June 8, 2021

On 4 June 2021, the Baltic to Black Sea Documentary Network (B2B Doc) welcomed 25 filmmakers to Kyiv’s 50th Molodist

armenia, Azerbaijan, B2B Doc, Belarus, censorship, corruption, DOCUMENTARIST, Georgia, Pitch the Doc, RIDM, Russia, social injustice, Ukraine

European Documentary Network co-founders Bridget O'Shea and Marion Schmidt

B2B Doc hosts afternoon of documentary discussion at 50th Molodist Kyiv International Film Festival

Modern Times Review / June 3, 2021

Modern Times Review is currently in Kyiv for the 50th Molodist Kyiv International Film Festival where The Baltic 2 Black

armenia, Azerbaijan, B2B Doc, Belarus, DOCUMENTARIST, Georgia, Moldova, Molodist Kyiv International Film Festival, Pitch the Doc, RIDM, Russia, Ukraine

Soldiers, a film by Willem Konrad, Christian von Brockhausen

The bodies made for war

Astra Zoldnere / May 10, 2021

CONFLICT: As Germany switches its military apparatus more akin to the USA, it is those without opportunity and means frequently finding themselves on the frontlines.

Afghanistan, Christian von Brockhausen, Christine Buchholz, conflict, DOK.fest München, German Films, Iraq, Joe Biden, Lebanon, Michael Moore, NATO, Soldiers, Syria, Timo Großpietsch, Ukraine, United States, vladimir putin, war, Willem Konrad

Underrepresented participants of war

Lauren Wissot / November 20, 2020

CONFLICT: Fleeing one war and entering into another, the grief and uncertainty of one Syrian family beg the question: what drives a person to serve a country that doesn’t always appreciate the sacrifice?

Alina Gorlova, Berlinale, conflict, DocAviv, Docudays UA, DOK.fest München, Dokufest, FIFDH, German Films, Germany, IDFA, Iraq, kurdish, Maksym Nakonechnyi, mental health, muslim, Red Cross, Syria, This Rain Will Never Stop, Turkey, Ukraine

What is left after the dust settles?

Sevara Pan / November 10, 2020

TOURISM: Dutch doc revisits cities devastated by disasters.

aleppo, Amatrice, Carmen Cobos, Chernobyl, civil war, IDFA, John Appel, Kees Rijninks, Once the Dust Settles, Pripyat, tourism, Ukraine

Baltic Sea Docs announces selected projects for 2020

Modern Times Review / July 15, 2020

The 24th edition of the Baltic Sea Forum for Documentaries# has announced its #Baltic Sea Docs# 2020 participating projects. Occurring

armenia, Baltic, Baltic Sea Docs, estonia, Finland, First, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Ukraine

Re-thinking history

Astra Zoldnere / July 5, 2020

CONTROL: An animated coming of age story about escape from authoritarian brainwash.

control, Crimea, FIPADOC, Guntis Trekteris, Ilze Burkovska Jacobsen, Latvia, My Favorite War, Nordische Filmtage Lübeck, propaganda, siberia, Soviet Union, Trond Jacobsen, Ukraine, Vladimir Lenin

Cannes Docs – Marché du Film & CPH:DOX on «Documentary Production now – and beyond!»

Lauren Wissot / June 29, 2020

CANNES DOCS: Cannes Docs – Marché du Film & CPH:DOX provide the informative panel discussion «Documentary Production now – and beyond!»

Asia, Brazil, Cannes Docs, coronavirus, CPH:DOX, Documentary, Final Cut for Real, Finland, IDFA, narrative, North Korean, refugee, Seoul, Sonntag Pictures, South Korean, Sweden, Ukraine, Zoom

The faces behind the flags

Neil Young / June 4, 2020

NATIONALISM: A 6-month documentation of Łódź right-wing National-Radical Camp activity.

Agata Golańska, Astra Film Festival, far-right, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Krakow Film Festival, Last Knights of the Right Side, Lodz, Mi Hazánk, Michał Edelman, nationalism, ONR, Patryk Sielecki, pride, Radomsko, Roma, Roman Polanski, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine, Warsaw, WWII

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The great energy crisis: when love is not enough

Carmen Gray / May 15, 2020

NUCLEAR: Tracing the history and complex social and political forces that have fueled the conversation around nuclear power.

atom, Atomic Age, Chernobyl, Christopher Hird, Curzon Home Cinema, earthquake, fukushima, global warming, hiroshima, Japan, Japanese, Middle East, military, nagasaki, Nuclear, oil, propaganda, science, Second World War, Soviet Union, The Atom: A Love Affair, tsunami, Ukraine, UN, Vicki Lesley

What to Stream at the 17th Docudays UA Digital Edition

Lauren Wissot / April 27, 2020

Attending the #Docudays UA# International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival a couple of years back proved to be one of

China, CPH:DOX’s, Democracy, Docudays UA, IDFA’s, Kyiv, Ukraine