Documentaries

  • Alternative look at the Jewish-Palestinian conflict

    US-Jewish filmmaker BZ Goldberg, and co-directors Justine Shapiro and Carlos Bolado, view the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from a children's perspective in Oscar-nominated "Promises". This gives…

  • Taste of «brighter living»

    There are over 150 IKEA branches all over the world. And now Russia has one of its own. On 22 March 2000, Russia's first…

  • Complexities of everyday  life in Barcelona’s

    Sometimes a film grabs and fascinates with a sort of discrete charm stemming from atmosphere more than action and issues. "Work in Progress" is…

  • Labor of Love (and Diane)

    DOX has received this open letter addressed to Geoffrey Gilmore from Thierry Garrel, ARTE France. DOX tried to get in touch Geoffrey Gilmore for…

  • Transformation of the Welfare State into an ally of the Corporation

    "Aftershocks – The Rough Guide to Democracy" is the story of two Indian villages versus a powerful mining corporation. It’s a film worth talking…

  • Mods Trilogy

    The Country Inn is a portrait of Stefan Johansson, a passionate chef who owns a tiny inn.

  • Exploring dark family secret

    'Eighty per cent of US documentaries today are in the me-and-my-grandmother category,' a friend told me the other day while referring to the noticeable…

  • People under siege, trying to live “normal” lives against all odds

    It is not a great piece of cinematography. Actually it is pretty bad in that respect. Many frames are out of focus, the camera…

  • No words

    A girl visits her mother in prison. That’s the story. The whole story. The girl sits on a bed in a room at her…

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