Wikileaks
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Facing War
NATO: If this opening film at CPH:DOX was screened 30 years ago, we would have bought this narrative. But now, we have alternative media, independent authors, investigative journalists, Wikileaks and solidarity communities outside the military media research community.
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Cinema and the post-truth world
REALITY: Cinema's unique role in investigating reality, fiction, AI-driven propaganda, and how imagination shapes our perceptions in the post-truth world.
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Assange and the fight for free journalism
FREE SPEECH: Although Ithaka – A Fight to Free Julian Assange focuses on Julian Assange's family in their fight for his freedom, the film is an effective and needed reminder of the bigger issues at stake.
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Prevent the abuse of human rights in social media
SOCIAL MEDIA: Two films from One World IHRFF prompt us to think about what kind of social media we want in the future.
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The first casualty of war
JOURNALISM: The failure of contemporary journalism to hold power to account in Western imperialist wars.
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Recolonising Ecuador
NEO-COLONISALISM: Ecuadorian indigenous resistance against their homeland's resource exploitation at the hands of China.
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Save Julian Assange to save democracy
JUSTICE: With the US appeal on extradition ongoing, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange continues to face abuses and irregularities in nothing less than the fight for democracy and journalistic integrity.
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Filtering the truth of war through the lens of cinema
HISTORY: Ever since they met in 1911, the moving image and war have had a contentious relationship
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No one knows the future
COVID-19: A gathering of influential voices from around the world to weigh in on the progressive possibilities in the wake of COVID-19.