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Donald Trump’s Corruption Knows No Bounds or Precedent

Donald Trump · Austria

Donald Trump’s Corruption Knows No Bounds or Precedent

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

And the outrage at his actions is nowhere to be found See the Story

The murals spoke out: Reflecting on protest art in the wake of George Floyd's murder

Derek Chauvin · Minneapolis

The murals spoke out: Reflecting on protest art in the wake of George Floyd's murder

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After George Floyd’s murder, a group of Minneapolis artists formed Creatives After Curfew to process grief and demand justice through murals — work that once drew wide support but now faces fading interest and shifting cultural priorities.See the Story

Chilean documentaries confront crisis and silence in Sheffield

Chilean documentaries confront crisis and silence in Sheffield

Chile will mark a significant presence at the 32nd edition of Sheffield DocFest, the UK’s leading documentary festival and industry market, taking place from 18 to 23 June with three official selections and five production companies participating. Leading the slate is Unwelcomed, directed by Amilcar Infante and Sebastián González, which will have its European premiere in the festival’s «Journeys» section. The film, which won the Emerging Interna…Read Article

Will Europe watch as Hungary criminalises culture?

HUNAGRY / With the introduction of the new «foreign agent» bill, the country’s documentary community is under siege by censorship, surveillance, and democratic erosion.In Hungary, the space for independent voices is rapidly shrinking. A proposed bill titled «On the Transparency of Public Life» threatens to suffocate not only civil society and independent media but also the country’s embattled documentary film community. With Prime Minister Vikto…Hungary · Hungary Read Article

MDOC Melgaço returns for 11th Edition, spotlighting documentary and community heritage

From 28 July to 3 August 2025, the 11th edition of MDOC – Melgaço International Documentary Festival returns. Set in Melgaço, located in the Alto Minho region of northern Portugal, the festival promises a programme that celebrates auteur perspectives and regional heritage. Central to MDOC 2025 is the competitive section, featuring over thirty films from around the globe, to be officially announced shortly. The festival maintains its unique commi…Viana Do Castelo · Viana Do Castelo Read Article

«Democracy is impossible if a society lacks resources—especially human resources».

DOCUDAYS UA: Festival Director Yuliia Kovalenko delves into the motivations behind this year's theme, the challenges of organising a festival amid ongoing conflict, and the resilience of Ukrainian documentary cinema.As Ukraine pushes through its third year of war, the 22nd edition of Docudays UA International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, held from 6–13 June 2025, in Kyiv, adopts the theme «Rare Resource.» This concept, inspired by rec…Democracy · Kyiv Read Article

KineDok launches ambitious 2025/26 collection with 16 documentaries and archival shorts

KineDok, the international documentary distribution project run by the Institute of Documentary Film, has announced its 2025/26 collection: a bold lineup of 16 full-length documentaries alongside a curated block of archival short films. The collection will be available for screenings across Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, and Romania from May 2025 through April 2026. Among the feature documentaries are I’m Not Everything I Want to Be by Klá…Czechia · Czechia Read Article

TVFI Bringing Packed Summer Slate to European Markets

Independent factual distributor TVF International (TVFI) will bring more than 80 new hours of factual programming to Sunny Side of the Doc and Sheffield Doc Fest as part of its ...Entertainment · Riga See the Story

The Helsinki Effect: Does diplomacy matter?

INTERVIEW / Modern Times met the Finnish director Arthur Franck behind The Helsinki Effect at CPH:DOX in Copenhagen. We discussed the legitimacy of treaties, militarisation, and filmmaking.Arthur Franck is a filmmaker from Helsinki who has made documentaries for over 20 years. The Helsinki Effect is his third feature. His first, The Hypnotist, premiered here in 2019. He has previously made films primarily for a Finnish context. In The Helsinki E…Palestine · Palestine Read Article

Life and Other Problems

HUMANITY / Is human life special? Or just one iteration in a massive, co-created web of intelligence?Life and Other ProblemsDirector: Max KestnerProducer: Vibeke VogelInternational sales: Country: Denmark, Sweden, UKIn Life and Other Problems, two narratives evolve throughout the film. One is the story about the killing of an 18-month-old, perfectly healthy giraffe in Copenhagen Zoo. The other is the director Max Kestner’s musings about his fath…Animals See the Story

The Transilvania International Film Festival Unveils the Full Line-Ups for Its Competitions

27/05/2025 - The 24th edition of the Romanian gathering will present 12 features in the Official Competition and ten titles in What’s Up, Doc?, along with eight local films in the Romanian Days competitionTIFF · Cluj-Napoca See the Story

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