All CPH:DOX articles – Page 7
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NewsTine Fischer to depart CPH:DOX to run Danish film school
She will leave the Copenhagen-based festival after its upcoming 18th edition.
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NewsCPH:DOX shifts dates and plans hybrid edition (exclusive)
Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival moves out of March dates.
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Reviews‘Acasa, My Home’: Review
Sundance prizewinner follows a sprawling Romanian family’s forced move from the wilderness to the big city
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Reviews‘The Prophet And The Space Aliens’: Thessaloniki Review
Yoav Shamir delivers a thoughtful documentary about a guru who believes in UFOs
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NewsIDFA chief talks finding new online audiences, plans for 2020 edition
Visitors to festival’s IDFA Online Collection webpage surge during global lockdown.
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NewsCPH:DOX online screenings reach 113,000 viewers (exclusive)
Festival extends screening of 90 films to April 30 and adds a handful of international offerings.
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NewsFestival Scope, Shift72 join forces as online film festivals proliferate
Paris-based festival platform specialist and online streaming expert sign exclusive deal.
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NewsCPH:DOX says it’s seen ‘overwhelming’ demand for online screenings (exclusive)
More than 450 CPH:Forum meetings already held online, with 450 more to come.
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Features“We used burner phones and burner computers”: Alex Gibney on shooting ‘Citizen K’ in Russia
‘Citizen K’ is one of two films by Gibney screening at CPH:DOX
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News“Fragile ecosystem” of doc funding highlighted by Covid-19 crisis
Documentary funding executives discussed issues facing filmmakers.
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News’Songs Of Repression’ wins top prize in CPH:DOX online awards
The film also won the inaugural Danish:DOX prize.
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NewsNational Geographic assessing “quite a few” pitches about coronavirus, says exec on CPH:DOX panel
Online event also featured panellists from BBC Storyville and CNN Films.
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Features’The Fight For Greenland’ director on how a digital CPH:DOX has supported his feature debut
“If a Greenlander cannot see himself or herself in this film, I’ve failed.”
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Reviews‘Dick Johnson Is Dead’: CPH:DOX review
Kirsten Johnson documents the slow loss of her father to Alzheimer’s disease
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NewsZoom TV shows could be on the way, CPH:CONFERENCE virtual panel hears
’The subject of Tackling Disruption: Industry, Platforms, Audiences’ was ideally suited to the circumstances.
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Reviews‘A Shape Of Things To Come’: CPH:DOX Review
A loner in America’s Southwestern desert is the elusive subject of this mysterious documentary
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NewsInaugural CPH:DOX online forum discusses Creative Europe support, Cannes plans
Creative Europe executive Lucia Recalde pledged to filmmakers “we are here to help you.”
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Reviews‘The Fight For Greenland’: CPH:DOX Review
Four Greenlanders explore their culture and identity in the opening film at 2020’s online CPH:DOX
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Reviews‘Bitter Love’: CPH:DOX Review
Jerzy Sladowski hops on a Russian riverboat cruise and ends up with a hugely-engaging documentary
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Reviews‘IWOW: I Walk on Water’: CPH:DOX Review
Khalik’s Allah delivers an imposing work of absolute individuality