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The Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival


Located in Jihlava, Czech Republic

The Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival is the largest festival of creative documentary films in Central and Eastern Europe. It draws attention to documentaries notable for their innovative visual style and a deeper social reflection and confrontation.

The Jihlava IDFF has a prominent place on the map of documentary film festivals, being also a member and co-founder of Doc Alliance, an initiative of seven key European documentary film festivals, the activities of which also include the selective documentary and experimental video-on-demand portal dafilms.com.

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  • From protégée to dictator

    RUSSIA: A glimpse into Vladimir Putin‘s rise to power – from his early promises of media freedom to the flagrant disregard of democratic norms.

  • The many ways to power

    The Jihlava Doc Festival of 2017 was focussed on political film. Several films took on the theme of state leaders and the election processes…

  • Revolution and Power

    OCTOBER 1917: What can books and films tell us about the 1917 revolutions?

  • The Presidents You Deserve

    At the 2016 Jihlava Documentary Film Festival in October, five films about presidential campaigns were selected. Here are the impressions, ranging from Kennedy to…

  • This week’s magazine launch

    Modern Times - a new European documentary magazine was launched at this week's Jihlava International Film Festival.

  • Hannah Arendt  as a refugee

    Hannah Arendt’s reflections on the existential impossibility of escape are more relevant than ever, and make up the basic premise in a new documentary…

  • BILL MORRISON: My films are not a conversation with the past

    Bill Morrison is honored as one of the last “possessed” experimental filmmakers working with reviving the found-footage and non/fictional film material.

  • Prize winner: Blinded by the limelight

    MEDIA The media's place in a changing society and an interesting cross-section of Georgian country life.

  • On rejecting a Putin covenant

    Where Khodorkovsky, in the end, surrenders to the pressure and signs a deal with Putin, Nemtsov is without compromise. We know the result.

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