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Flowers of Ukraine
UKRAINE: On the outskirts of Kyiv, a woman in her 70s demonstrates her love of freedom.
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«We continue to remain as accessible to our audiences as possible»
Verzió IHRDFF: Ahead of its 2024 edition, Modern Times Review speaks with Festival Director Enikő Gyureskó, who shares insights into the curation process and this year’s diverse and provocative lineup.
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Watch Docs 2023: the complete winners
The 23rd #WATCH DOCS# International Film Festival celebrated 20 Days in Mariupol by Mstyslav Chernov as its winning film. Lauded for its impactful portrayal of Russia’s war crimes in Mariupol, the film transcends journalism, bringing crucial awareness to global audiences. Motherland by Hanna Badziaka and Alexandr Mihalkovich received a Special Mention for its poignant depiction…
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Keeping the idea of justice alive
RUSSIA: The Russian lawyers defending prisoners of conscience, who face persecution in Putin's regime for upholding justice and human rights.
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First attack, then think: digging up the ocean grounds
ECOLOGY: Exposing the catastrophic consequences of deep-sea mining on marine ecosystems.
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Watch Docs announces full programme for 23rd Human Rights Film Festival
The 23rd edition of the International Film Festival #WATCH DOCS#. Human Rights in Film is set to kick off on 1st December, marking ten days of thought-provoking cinema in Warsaw and online throughout Poland. This year’s festival boasts a programme of over 50 documentaries, blending artful storytelling with acute social awareness. Spanning 70 screenings, the…
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Art, reality, and pandemic
COVID-19: Nikolaus Geyrhalter combines artistry, reality, and a timeless message about our response to global crises.
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Dead humans are also humans
DEATH: When the Mediterranean rejects the nameless, who restores their dignity?
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Report: B2B Doc Documentary Industry Days 2023
B2B Doc: Modern Times Review looks back at the week of panels and presentations that made up the 2023 B2B Doc Documentary Industry Days programme.