All Documentaries articles
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NewsPieter-Jan De Pue’s ‘Mariinka’ to open CPH:DOX as Films Boutique boards sales
EXCLUSIVE: The film follows the lives of several young Ukrainians in the Donbas region whose lives have been shaped by over 10 years of conflict.
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NewsDoc Society selects participants for Future Proof development lab
EXCLUSIVE: Participants encouraged to build doc works grappling with new technologies.
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NewsCPH:Forum to showcase new projects by ‘Apolonia, Apolonia’ and ‘Mr. Nobody Against Putin’ directors
Asmae El Moudir’s Don’t Let The Sun Go Up On Me is screening at rough cut stage.
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NewsUK’s Impronta Films acquires Rotterdam “sci-fi” doc ‘Hungry’
EXCLUSIVE: UK’s Impronta Films is representing the project.
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NewsOdd Slice Films adds IFFR Tiger title ‘La belle année’ to 2026 slate
EXCLUSIVE: ‘La belle année’ is a documentary essay film by first-time Swedish filmmaker Angelica Ruffier.
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FeaturesHow documentary filmmaker Tamara Kotevska found the perfect hook for ‘The Tale Of Silyan’
“If you’re long enough with your topic, fascinating things happen”
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NewsNorwegian true crime drama ‘The Horsemen Of The Apocalypse’ wraps shoot, adds sales agent
EXCLUSIVE: Lene Berg’s film examines her father, film director Arnljot Berg’s arrest for murder in 1975.
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News‘Wicker’, ‘The Incomer’, ‘Frank & Louis’ among stellar Sundance showing for UK-Ireland
There are around 20 projects with UK and Irish producers out of 97 new features and series in the lineup.
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Features“The streamers are scared of this film”: Eugene Jarecki on making and releasing his Julian Assange documentary ‘The Six Billion Dollar Man’
Despite a buzzy premiere at Cannes, the documentary filmmaker struggled to sell the film’s US rights and is releasing it himself in the UK.
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FeaturesHow Christopher Nolan’s ‘Dunkirk’ inspired Ukrainian frontline documentary ‘2000 Meters To Andriivka’
Mstyslav Chernov’s follow-up to the Oscar- and Bafta-winning 20 Days In Mariupol immerses viewers into a bloody advance to liberate a village from Russian occupation.
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NewsIDFA wraps on an upbeat note with larger audiences
IDFA remains Europe’s preeminent documentary event.
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Features12 documentaries to watch this awards season
As part of Screen International’s guide to the films to watch this awards season, we round up some of the key documentary contenders.
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FeaturesDocumentary sellers and distributors at IDFA call for new ways to engage audiences
Maria Vera of Kino Rebelde and Martina Droandi of Odd Slice Films are energised by doing things differently.
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NewsVenice documentary winner ‘Remake’ acquired for international sales
EXCLUSIVE: Film began buyer conversations at IDFA this week.
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NewsSteven Soderbergh updates on John Lennon documentary in Doha: “It’s almost done”
‘The Christophers’ cast member Michaela Coel says “a lot of studios in America have their eye on Doha.”
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News‘A Fox Under A Pink Moon’ wins best international film at IDFA 2025
Iranian directors win the top two best film awards at IDFA 2025.
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FeaturesWhy Victor Kossakovsky wants ‘Trillion’, about a woman throwing tiny objects into the sea, to only be seen in cinemas
”Documentary as a form of art will exist only when we respect image, not story,” he says.
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NewsProducers should unlearn old bad habits to make collaborations fairer, say IDFA filmmakers
Directors from the Global South who work with European producers can often feel short-changed by the lack of budget transparency.
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FeaturesWhy IDFA DocLab 2025 is exploring the dark side of online technology
DocLab’s Caspar Sonnen explains why this year’s theme is “logging off”.
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NewsPluto Film boards Covid-19 vaccine doc ‘The Man Who Healed The World’
EXCLUSIVE: The film is the story of the accidental discovery of the vaccine technology by doctoral student Ingmar Hoerr.