What does film mean to you?…Director Kim Dong-ho’s question at ninety
Kim Dong-ho, a legendary figure in Korean cinema, makes his directorial debut at the age of ninety with the documentary 'Mr. Kim Goes to the Movies,' exploring the meaning of cinemas in discussions with renowned directors.
Helena Lindblad: Five Film Discoveries at the Tempo Festival
Helena Lindblad highlights five noteworthy films to watch at the Tempo Festival in Stockholm, starting with Angelica Ruffier's hybrid documentary 'La belle année' on March 2.
28th Documentary Festival: Juliette Binoche Returns to Thessaloniki
The 28th Documentary Festival in Thessaloniki will feature French actress Juliette Binoche, who is presenting her documentary 'In-I In Motion' and attending as the president of the European Film Academy.
When No One Thinks of You, You Remain Alone, the Berlinale Festival Showed That No One Will Be Left Alone
A Slovak co-production film won top awards at the Berlinale, highlighting issues of homelessness and addiction through personal storytelling and innovative filmmaking techniques.
The Festival Against Totalitarianism Méně Tekel Begins. It Will Kick Off with a Dramatic Documentary about the StB
The Méně Tekel festival against totalitarianism kicks off with the screening of a documentary-drama about the StB's action in 1948.
Czech-Slovak film wins Best Documentary Award at Berlinale
A Czech-Slovak film has won the Best Documentary Award at the Berlinale Film Festival.
Czech-Slovak documentary by Pepa Lubojacki won Caligari Prize at Berlinale
A documentary by Pepa Lubojacki has won the prestigious Caligari Prize at the Berlinale Film Festival.
Ukrainian documentary on Russian war crimes wins Berlinale Panorama Audience Award
The documentary 'Traces' by Ukrainian directors Alisa Kovalenko and Marysia Nikitiuk received the Panorama Audience Award at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival for its portrayal of the impact of Russian aggression on Ukrainian women.
"Enough is Enough", a documentary about eastern DRC as a cry of despair presented at Berlinale 2026
The documentary "Enough is Enough", highlighting the urgent plight of people in eastern DRC, is showcased at the Berlinale 2026 festival.
Notification for February 20
Gyeonggi Province has appointed film critic Oh Dong-jin as the new executive director of the DMZ International Documentary Film Festival, which will be held from September 10 to 16.
28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival: 57 Greek Documentaries
The 28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival will showcase 57 Greek documentaries from March 5 to 15, highlighting personal narratives and social issues.
Lars H.U.G. debuts as a film director at the festival
Singer Lars H.U.G. will make his directorial debut with the art film 'Metamera - A World Without Us' at the CPH:DOX documentary film festival next month in Denmark.
At the closing of the festival 'Artdocfest/Riga', there will be a tribute concert for director Herc Frank
The closing of the 'Artdocfest/Riga' festival will feature a tribute concert honoring the legacy of Latvian documentary filmmaker Herc Frank, showcasing a collage of his work and performances by renowned musicians.
Maite Alberdi, the director of The Mole Agent, delves into the pressure of motherhood through a surprising case
Maite Alberdi discusses her documentary 'Un hijo propio', which explores motherhood pressures and premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Bill Evans, jazz exponent, has his life and mourning revisited in a film at the Berlinale
The documentary 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' revisits the life of jazz pianist Bill Evans through the lens of his struggles with heroin addiction and personal loss, premiering at the Berlin Film Festival.
DocPoint Tallinn Awards Peeter Laurits Investigative Film
The DocPoint Tallinn documentary festival attracted over 4,000 attendees, showcasing notable films and a masterclass by acclaimed Finnish director Pirjo Honkasalo.
Docpoint Tallinn brought over 4000 viewers to theaters
The documentary film festival Docpoint Tallinn attracted over 4000 viewers.
Rare, revealing, vivid: The files that are changing our world at the 28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
The article discusses the impactful themes showcased at the 28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival, highlighting the transformative power of documentary films.
GALLERY ⟩ Puuluup threw a big party, celebrities were present
The 17th documentary film festival DocPoint Tallinn commenced with a lively celebration featuring the music documentary 'Puuluup - cables still in the car' by Taavi Aru, alongside the announcement of the annual young documentarian award received by Johan Huimerind.
The film 'Planina' won the Grand Jury Prize for Best International Documentary Film at the Sundance Film Festival
The Croatian minority co-production documentary film 'Planina' directed by Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić has received the Grand Jury Prize for Best International Documentary Film at the Sundance Film Festival.
Gallery: The documentary 'Puuluup - cables in the car' premiered at the opening of Docpoint
The 17th Docpoint Tallinn documentary film festival was launched with the premiere of the music documentary 'Puuluup - cables in the car,' highlighting the lives and creative processes of duo Puuluup members Ramo Tedre and Marko Veisson.
Johan Huimerind received the Docpoint Young Documentary Filmmaker Award
At the opening of the 17th Docpoint Tallinn Documentary Film Festival, Johan Huimerind was awarded the Young Documentary Filmmaker Award for his outstanding work in the field.
Tõnu Karjatse's Recommendations from Docpoint: From the Bohemian Twins to Uncompromising Rock Stars
Tõnu Karjatse highlights several films from the Docpoint documentary festival, showcasing themes from Estonia's recent past, the Bohemian twins, love through surveillance cameras, and the unyielding nature of rock artists.
Giedrė Genevičiūtė's 'Head' wins best documentary at the International Film Festival in Nepal
'Head' by Giedrė Genevičiūtė won the award for best documentary at the 7th International Cultural Film Festival of Nepal.
Rare Films from 90s Estonia to Be Screened at This Year's Docpoint
The Docpoint film festival starting on February 3 will feature rare films from the 1990s shot in Estonia, including a retrospective of Finnish documentary legend Pirjo Honkasalo.
Hayam Abbas: I Resist the Erasure of Palestinian Memory through Acting
Palestinian actress and director Hayam Abbas emphasized at the Rotterdam International Film Festival that her acting choices are now directly linked to documenting Palestinian history amidst ongoing attempts to erase the narrative.
The Docpoint Festival Opens with Taavi Aru's Full-Length Documentary About the Popular Duo Puuluup
The Docpoint documentary film festival kicks off with Taavi Aru's debut full-length documentary about the popular duo Puuluup.
Cinema Forum and KNAP Center become spaces of remembrance for the people and events that shaped the Republic of Croatia
The Homeland Documentary Film Week, featuring the Festival and Review of Homeland Documentary Film, will take place from January 19 to 24 in Zagreb, showcasing seven films related to the Homeland War and the events that marked the creation of the Republic of Croatia.