Documentaries

  • A deeply personal film

    A German film director travels to Anatolia to meet his Turkish father and gets to know his wife and two half sisters in the…

  • IDFA 2006: A Toast to the Documentary

    Overall, IDFA 2006 was business as usual with an extensive film programme, countless seminars, workshops and masterclasses, and FORUM and Docs for Sale as…

  • DOKLEIPZIG 2006: Digital Market and Peace Doves

    DokLeipzig continues to develop its industry events, this year introducing a digital doc market. At the same time the festival also boasts a selection…

  • DOCS AT TIFF 2007: Mini-festival within a Festival

    Toronto International Film Festival remains strongly devoted to documentaries and even included two docs in its Gala section this past September.

  • Selling Silence

    An almost 3-hour-long documentary about a monastery with no narration, where even the monks are silent: at first glance, these key features of Philip…

  • Is a quiet, powerful story of two young women

    Watching Belfast Girls, I felt like a Kalahari tribesman watching National Geographic «Hey, these guys have come to my country and they’re putting it…

  • Suburban sprawl and the Moss family’s life in the suburbs

    At first glance, Gary Burns and Jim Brown’s “Radiant City” might seem more like a mockumentary than a documentary

  • BRITDOC: Focus and Fun

    The new British doc fest BRITDOC has chosen to focus on being an industry festival, and it got off to a good start

  • Film about Iraq under U.S. occupation

    We are all well aware of the dangers involved in making a documentary in Iraq these days

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