Documentaries

  • Are victims interesting?

    Las Hurdes: Tierra Sin Pan is a film by Luis Buñuel from 1933. During its half-hour duration, the people living in a remote mountainous…

  • Profession: War Photographer 

    In Erik Poppe’s latest film, photographer Rebecca states that she is furious with people who do not care. For the true war photographers of…

  • IDFA 2013: Up close with a crisis

    Large-scale crisis and catastrophes – whether war, famine or disease – often attract film makers, relief organisations and press. Whether this is helpful is…

  • What happens in the mix?

    DOX:LAB experiments with hybrid forms of filmmaking, enabling crossovers, not only between directors and cultures, but also between storytelling and languages of film.

  • A journey of a gas line Urengoy-Pomary-Uzhhorod

    Three crosses in the snow – not Christian ones, different ones.

  • The spirit of unity

    The Spirit of ’45, Ken Loach’s new documentary, looks back at the period that followed the end of the WWII in the UK, when…

  • The life of deaf cyclist James Duthie

    Dummy Jim is a film about James Duthie, a deaf traveller. It is a film with an exuberant visual style, and a creative soundtrack…

  • Take a look at Europe through the eyes of a six year old child

    Mother Europe gave birth to many children. She raised them with love and with care. Among the children were Belgium and the twins called…

  • A contemplative look at Peru’s recent political history

    A few years back, Pamela Cohn met director Heddy Honigmann for a talk about her then newly released documentary, El Olvido.

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