Documentaries

  • Finding the power to forgive

    MEMORY Weaving audio and video recordings, archival images, and re-enactments, an innovative documentary give a first-person account of the Hiroshima bombing.

  • Feminine mystique: Rewriting the female narrative in Terra Femme and Sava

    This year’s 20th #DokuFest offered over 200 films from all around the world across its 19 sections. These sections consisted of films focusing on…

  • Cataloguing chronicide In the Soviet Union

    CONFLICT: Reconstructing and visualising the historical context of the Babi Yar tragedy, where 33,771 Jews were massacred during Ukraine's German occupation.

  • From another age

    LABOUR: Under Tito's watchful eye, a post-Socialist dream of workers' ownership is put to the capitalist test.

  • War is a racket

    CONFLICT: The story of a Romanian soldier in the Afghan war and that of a young girl who found herself in the wrong place,…

  • Making sense of murder

    CONTROL: In a violent society, Serbian director Filip Čolović seeks to make sense of his brother's murder.

  • When hope means finding a way out

    EDUCATION: A portrait of optimism in the harshest of environments with Morocco's nomadic Oulad Boukais Tribe.

  • In the billowing night

    COLONIALISM: The French colonial crimes in Réunion island are slowly brought to light.

  • How can one find the power to forgive?

    TRADITION: An age old Albanian tribal code forces a bereaved family to reconcile with their daughter’s murderer.

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