Ukraine
-
-
Ukrainian film project granted 2022 FIFDH Impact Days award
As FIFDH’s #Impact Days# drew to a close last in #Geneva, the 2022 #FIFDH Impact Days Award was presented to the Ukrainian film project Peace For Nina, directed by Zhanna Maksymenko-Dovhych and produced by Zhanna Maksymenko-Dovhych, Lyuba Knorozok and Dea Gjinovci. The film tells the story of a Ukrainian woman tirelessly campaigning on behalf of…
-
Suspended in middair
UKRAINE: A small group of social workers work to create a much-needed safe space for children to live in.
-
Ji.hlava IDFF releases special free online programme on Ukraine with DAFilms
The Ji.hlava IDFF has kicked off a special online event to support #Ukraine. Starting yesterday and going through to Sunday, it will offer a selection of films that help to explain contexts of the post-Soviet space. The selection includes My Unknown Soldier by Ukrainian director #Anna Kryvenko#, The Foundation Pit by Russian director #Andrey Gryazev#,…
-
The warlike mindset
UKRAINE: What is it about our modern way of life that promotes such hostility and military - technological «solutions»?
-
CPH:DOX unveils over 200 films for full 2022 programme
More than 200 international documentaries have been unveiled to make up the 2022 #CPH:DOX full programme. After two years of COVID-shutdown, CPH:DOX will also return to Danish cinemas, running as a hybrid festival with film screenings and industry events in Copenhagen from April 23 to May 3, 2022, and streaming in #Denmark from April 1-10.…
-
A war frozen in time
UKRAINE: French war journalist Loup Bureau directs an immersive cinematic journey through the last conflict on European soil.
-
Beldocs Industry announces events as Belgrade-based documentary festival kicks off
Beldocs Industry offers a range of industry activities accessible and available both on-site in #Belgrade and online lasting from today through 15 September. Beldocs Industry events will begin with public seminar of «Beldocs Documentaries for Kids & Youth. Documentary filmmakers», representatives of TV channels, representatives of film centres and festivals will engage in discussions on…
-
B2B Doc Launch Pad Pitching sees 12 film projects pitched representing the Baltic and Black Sea region
On 4 June 2021, the Baltic to Black Sea Documentary Network (B2B Doc) welcomed 25 filmmakers to Kyiv’s 50th Molodist International Film Festival for its B2B Doc Launch Pad Pitching Event. 12 projects representing #Belarus, #Ukraine, #Georgia, #Armenia, #Azerbaijan, and #Russia were pitched by their respective films teams made up of directors and producers (mostly)…
