INTERVIEW ⟩ The story of Velikije Luki – real experiences through shimmering alcohol vapors against the backdrop of the dying sounds of the Soviet Union
Indrek Spungin has made a film called "Happiness is Living in Our Land" which tells the intriguing story of the punk band Velikije Luki, exploring their unique experiences in a humorous and thought-provoking way.
Saija Lentonen Leaves Her Acting Career – Reveals Her Drug Background on TV
Former actress Saija Lentonen has transitioned to working as a street worker, helping drug-addicted youth, a journey documented in a recent Yle film.
Mart Sander's brand new film 'Tallinn in Flames' has already received an international award
Mart Sander's documentary 'Tallinn in Flames' premiered at the Tbilisi International Documentary Film Festival and has already won an international award.
The spring season of Kumu Documentary opens with a portrait film about Matti Nykänen
The Kumu Documentary series launches its spring season with a film exploring the life of legendary ski jumper Matti Nykänen.
Films that do not leave you indifferent. Recommendations from film critic Daira Āboliņa this week
Film critic Daira Āboliņa recommends several films this week, highlighting significant achievements in the Latvian film industry.
Digital Power: Monster Film
A new two-part docuseries by ZDF explores the rise of digital giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon, comparing their influence to that of historical political institutions.
International Women's Day: Documentary Film, Marbles, and a Strike on the Bridge
The article discusses various events organized in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, coinciding with local elections.
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.
Mr. Nobody Against Putin
The documentary film "Mr. Nobody Against Putin" highlights the unsettling changes in a Russian school amid the Ukraine invasion.
He Escaped from Colombia and Pursued the American Dream in the U.S.: His Story Came to Cinema
Manolo Betancur's story of escaping Colombia's armed conflict to seek a new life in the United States is now captured in the documentary short film 'The Changebaker'.
"Mr. Nobody vs Putin": the growing regime propaganda even includes children
A documentary film from Karabash, Russia, highlights the effects of state propaganda on children amid a backdrop of severe environmental degradation.
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.
Mr. Nobody Against Putin: Our Hands Were Shaking While Making This Film, Says Radovan Síbrt After Winning a BAFTA Award
Radovan Síbrt discusses the achievements and challenges of producing the documentary 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin,' which features a Russian teacher's efforts to expose state propaganda in Russia and has earned accolades including a BAFTA award and an Oscar nomination.
Latvian cinema is enriched by two more films. "Great Kristaps" week sees the premieres of "Scarecrow" and "Imprints"
The week of "Great Kristaps" in Latvia sees the premiere of two films, including Laila Pakalniņa's documentary "Scarecrow," which explores the coexistence of urban environments and wildlife at Riga Airport.
The Frosty and Grotesque. The Sorcerer from the Kremlin Exposes the Machinery of Ambition and the Banality of Putin
A new film titled 'The Sorcerer from the Kremlin' explores the rise of Vladimir Putin through the enigmatic figure of Vadim Baranov, who aided in his ascent to power.
Rolling Stones deny authorizing 'Gimme Shelter' in film about Melania
The Rolling Stones have denied any involvement in the licensing of their song "Gimme Shelter" for the documentary about Melania Trump.
Film awards race shows what stories about war West prefers to hear
The article discusses the prominence of two films about Russia and Ukraine in the current film awards season, highlighting the success of 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' over '2,000 Meters to Andriivka.'
Chinese Drama Series and Nicolas Cage: What to Watch on TV and Streaming This Thursday
Wong Kar-Wai's first television series offers a dramatic portrayal of ambition and success in 1990s Shanghai, while a documentary explores the complex persona of Nicolas Cage.
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.
Join the Legendary Break Bus in a New Documentary Film
A new documentary explores the experiences of skiers who have to drop out of Sweden's famous Vasaloppet race and ride the 'break bus' back to the starting point.
Baz Luhrmann returns to Elvis Presley but this time the king speaks: 'I have come to know that vulnerable and empathetic man'
Baz Luhrmann's new film 'EPiC' presents unseen footage and explores the more vulnerable side of Elvis Presley during his iconic Las Vegas concerts in 1970.
Series about Jehovah's Witnesses and 'The Refuge': What to Watch on TV and Streaming This Wednesday
This article discusses various films and series available for streaming, including one about Jehovah's Witnesses that discusses troubling issues within the organization.
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.
Don't be afraid, breathe, magic. A documentary about the exceptional musician David Stypka is heading to theaters
A new documentary film about the late Czech musician David Stypka will premiere on April 16, 2026, following regional pre-screenings.
Mr. Nobody Against Putin Celebrates Success. Won the Prestigious British BAFTA Award
The documentary film 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' from Czech co-production won the BAFTA award for Best Documentary Film.
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 film won the prize for best documentary at the Berlinale
The Czech-Slovak film 'If Pigeons Turned to Gold' directed by Pepa Lubojacki won the award for best documentary at the Berlinale.
Film 'Anônimo 2' and Paul McCartney: what to watch on TV and streaming this week
The article discusses the upcoming films, including 'Anônimo 2' featuring Bob Odenkirk and a documentary about Paul McCartney, highlighting their themes and where to watch them.
Czech-Slovak film If Pigeons Turned Into Gold wins the Best Documentary Award at Berlinale
The Czech-Slovak film 'If Pigeons Turned Into Gold' has won the Best Documentary Award at the Berlinale.
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.
Strange Moment: Trump Issues Warning to His Wife
Donald Trump commented on a documentary about his wife Melania during a peace council meeting, suggesting jealousy despite praising the film's success.
Gaza.. An Endless Night: Painful Stories of Loss, Displacement, and Hunger
A documentary film illustrates the traumatic experiences of families in Gaza during the ongoing Israeli conflict, highlighting stories of loss, displacement, and hunger.
We learn how much HAVC contributed for the film 'Peacemaker'
The Croatian Audiovisual Center (HAVC) provided financial support for the controversial documentary film 'Peacemaker,' contributing a total of over 79,000 euros over several years.
Mons. Eterović at the premiere of the film ‘Silent Power’: ‘I worked according to my conscience, for the Church and the Croatian people’
The premiere of the documentary film ‘Silent Power’ on Archbishop Nikola Eterović took place in Zagreb with the attendance of notable figures and a focus on his contributions to the Church and Croatian diplomacy.
Mons. Eterović at the premiere of the film 'Silent Power': 'I worked according to my conscience, for the Church and the Croatian people'
The premiere of the documentary 'Silent Power' about Archbishop Nikola Eterović took place in Zagreb and was attended by significant religious figures and officials.
Parkour Became Ahmed's Way Out of Gaza – Depicted in 'Yalla Parkour'
The documentary 'Yalla Parkour' depicts the story of Ahmed Matar, a young athlete from Gaza whose parkour videos facilitated his escape to Sweden, premiering in theaters after winning accolades at multiple film festivals.
Twenty One Pilots lived 'More Than We Ever Imagined': Director captured in film 'what they have already created'
The documentary film 'More Than We Ever Imagined' captures the significant concert experience of Twenty One Pilots at Estadio GNP Seguros, showcasing their music and emotional connection with fans.
Man on the Run review: A joyous delve into the Paul McCartney archives
The review of 'Man on the Run' highlights its exploration of Paul McCartney's solo career through unseen footage and personal reflections from McCartney himself.
Gallery: Documentary Film on Raine Karb Premieres at Kumu
The documentary film 'Karp' about architect Raine Karb premiered at Kumus, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Kumu Documentary film.
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.
Ipiranga Museum holds premiere of Tata Amaral's film on women's erasure
The Ipiranga Museum will host the premiere of the documentary 'Women Artists, Subverting Submission,' directed by Tata Amaral, on March 7.
Frederick Wiseman, a key figure of modern documentary and Oscar winner, dies
The documentary film community mourns the death of filmmaker Frederick Wiseman at the age of 96, known for his in-depth exploration of public institutions in the United States.
A documentary film about the success story of the Estonian women's ice hockey team is coming to theaters
A new documentary titled 'Hõbekontsadel' highlights the achievements and stories of the Estonian women's ice hockey team.
Overview. Presidents, Clowns, and Doping: Estonia's Documentary Year 2025
The article discusses the vibrant state of Estonia's documentary filmmaking as it reflects on the previous year and looks forward to 2025.
Gordan Malić Deconstructed the Peacemaker: The Same Theses Were Presented by Milošević's Propaganda
Journalist Gordan Malić critiques the documentary film 'Peacemaker', arguing it presents the Homeland War as a civil conflict and includes testimonies of witnesses who admitted to lying in court.
A Short Documentary Film About E. Tombak Created by Ž. Gallego and R. Kurkulis: "If We Had a Week to Live, We Would Make a Film"
The documentary "Life is a Beautiful Game" showcases E. Tombak's transformative retreat on the serene island of Zakynthos, Greece, where participants explore personal growth through yoga and writing.
"Czechs are good Muslims," says Al-Harirí and explains why she chose the Czech Republic
Documentary filmmaker Markéta Ekrt Válková discusses her film about Syrian refugees in the Czech Republic and shares insights from local refugee Amira Al-Harirí, who appreciates the Czech people's values.
Amira feels responsible for those who will see the film in Syria, says the director about the hero of the documentary Amira's Children
Director Markéta Ekrt Válková explores the challenges faced by a Syrian family that immigrated to Prague during the refugee crisis, as depicted in her documentary 'Amira's Children.'
Frederick Wiseman, legend of American documentary film, has died
Frederick Wiseman, a renowned figure in American documentary filmmaking, has passed away.