interviews

Interviews with filmmakers and other politically interesting people.

  • Film about the Israeli kibbutz

    The Kibbutz idea was born in the early 20th century. Those who lived together in the Kibbutz shared the ideology of building a new…

  • NURIT KEDAR: Looking for the Hard Way

    Nurit Kedar wants audiences to feel uneasy when they watch her documentaries

  • FILMMAKING PRACTICE: Informed Consent: Must or Myth?

    Informed consent is considered a standard requirement when filming people for a documentary. However reasonable the idea, in reality the consent is not always…

  • SUNNY SIDE OF THE DOC 2008: Causing Trouble

    While investigative documentaries are usually flagship programmes, making them has become increasingly difficult

  • VIDEO-ON-DEMAND 2006

    The VoD market took off in the first quarter of 2006. Feature films are the main offerings, yet a couple of services have decided…

  • FESTIVAL REVIEWS 2007: Hot Picks from Hot Docs

    With 129 documentaries in 10 days, Toronto’s Hot Docs is North America’s well-established answer to IDFA. DOX’s reporter checked out two of the winners.

  • FREDERIC WISEMAN: Filmmaking Keeps Me off the Street

    Frederick Wiseman is still captivating his audience with his long observations of institutions and the people within them

  • WEIJUN CHENG: Lessons in Chinese Democracy

    The long-awaited “Why Democracy” films will be broadcast worldwide this autumn. One is the Chinese Please Vote for Me. DOX met director Weijun Chen…

  • Circle of drowned men

    «Cercle des noyés» (Circle of drowned men) was the name given to a group of political prisoners whose detention in Mauritania in the mid-1980s…

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