The case of Dominic Ongwen
'Theatre of Violence' is an intriguing piece of filmmaking that confronts you with difficult questions about justice...
International Documentary Association
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5th May 2022
Movies that Matter spotlights documentaries by Afghan filmmakers
Fragments of the residents’ daily lives encapsulate experience in the city that is in agony: the place where war and innocence become a part of a modus vivendi...
International Documentary Association
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9th December 2021
Bringing colonialist past and present into dialogue at DOK Leipzig
Recent years have seen a surge in documentary productions and a growing popularity of documentary film among audiences worldwide...
International Documentary Association
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5th March 2020
From Singapore with Love: Tan Pin Pin
What is the role of a documentary filmmaker in a country that has been largely devoid of images of itself on the big screen?
International Documentary Association
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14th March 2024
“Transcending Mere Political Analysis”: Midi Z Discusses The Clinic
Known for lensing candid portrayals of people often living on the margins of society...
IDFA
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23rd November 2023
Tatiana Huezo on the fleetingness of youth in The Echo
Huezo's camera observes the moments of delight that pierce through the remote village of Mexico, as echoes of hardship continue to reverberate in silence...
Modern Times Review
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17th March 2023
A testament to survival
Lights are out, now perched on a seat, drawing painful breaths, Aurora joins the audience in witnessing fragments of her story of survival...
Cineuropa
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20th March 2024
Review: The Flats
Singling out Krzysztof Kieślowski's The Decalogue as a particular cinematic reference...
Cineuropa
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25th March 2024
Review: The Black Garden
War is never glorious, even when rendered into a piece of filmmaking...
Modern Times Review
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14th October 2022
A requiem for late volcanologists
Theirs was a lifelong voyage that was marked by a pursuit of capturing the might of volcanoes and their spectacular and terrifying beauty...
Fragments of Ice / NOISE FILM & TV
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11th April 2024
Fragments of Ice - An interview with director Maria Stoianova
"When making the film, I imagined the video fragments as 'fragments of ice': they melted when getting a new impulse, a rethinking..."
Spheres / NOISE FILM & TV
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3rd July 2024
Interview with Spheres director Daniel Zimmermann
"The camera's constant rotation creates an enduring, almost suction-like effect that gently takes the audience on a journey..."
Modern Times Review
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16th March 2026
Whispers in May
Whispers in May captures the resistance of childhood and a longing to hold on to innocence, which is slowly weathered by hardship and duty...
Modern Times Review
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7th April 2025
Only on Earth
Flames burn in patches, sending golden flecks into the sweltering air. The voice of a firefighter, layered with gusts of air...
Modern Times Review
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11th April 2024
Widowhood in India as farmers' suicides soar
"Something is terribly wrong in the countryside," said Former Chairman of the National Commission of Farmers...
Modern Times Review
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30th July 2023
Chronicling women of the YPJ
A woman who is no longer willing to become a military achievement...
Modern Times Review
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19th May 2023
Filming the right-wing with 'an open heart'
'Polish Prayers' unravels the trajectory of a young Pole as he journeys away from the homophonic, ultra-conservative Brotherhood...
Modern Times Review
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10th May 2023
Coming of age in times of war
The sunlit images that convey the teenagers’ embrace of life in all of its joys and struggles are contrasted with the reality of the war-torn village...
Modern Times Review
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24th March 2023
Beirut, which exists only in dreams
Once the rubble is cleared and stains of blood are washed away, what are we left with but our memories and dreams, or rather our nightmares?...
Modern Times Review
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21st October 2022
Justice for sale?
The trove of data, extracted from the tycoon’s phone, sadly confirmed the "worst fears" that justice in Slovakia was “for sale"...
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