interviews
Interviews with filmmakers and other politically interesting people.
Thessaloniki International Documentary Film Festival held a 9-film retrospective on the works of Nicolas Philibert. DOX spoke to him there about the musicality of…
MICHEL HOUELLEBECQ (Reunion, 1958) is a controversial author – loved and loathed. He is compared to Marquis de Sade and Baudelaire for his provocations.
Three documentaries show that history can be understood in terms of time periods of different duration: A single event such as an airship trip…
Wieland Speck is sculpting a dauntless collection of progressive worldviews, of both fact and fiction, which unites artistic vision with commercial interest.
From San Francisco International Film Festival: Andrei Nekrasov and Olga Konskaya captured the immediate aftermath of the bombing, shooting, and looting during the intense…
The Cambodian Room takes us into the uncompromising and claustrophobic world of D’Agata’s search for the intrinsically human.
Tension escalates between North and South Korea after the torpedoing of a South Korean military ship in May. In North Korea, prison camps, murder,…
What are the ethical dilemmas of telling real stories in war time? And, to what extent will filmmakers go to tell those stories?
We are all obsessed with the universal law of morality. But in this film they make love without feelings; they cannot love; their power…