All Documentaries articles – Page 7
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News“There cannot be just one narration style for a planet like this,” says Lucrecia Martel
The Argentinian filmmaker has been working on her docu-drama ‘Chocobar’ for 12 years.
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Reviews‘Machtat’: Visions du Reel Review
A trio of female wedding singers find freedom in their art in this involving Tunisian documentary
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NewsRodrigo Reyes, Sean McAllister docs among 48 projects selected for Sheffield DocFest’s MeetMarket
Projects come from 34 different countries.
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Reviews‘Nightwatchers’: Visions du Reel Review
Urgent profile of attempts by refugees to make the dangerous nocturnal mountain crossing from Italy to France
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FeaturesVisions du Réel’s Emile Bujès looks ahead to lively festival featuring masterclasses with Lucrecia Martel and Alice Rohrwacher
”The guests represent an idea of cinema that we as a festival want to defend,” sats Bujès.
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Reviews‘On The Edge’: CPH: DOX Review
A sole psychiatrist faces seemingly unsurmountable odds in a challenging hospital outside Paris
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NewsDocaviv unveils Israeli titles including competition lineup for 25th anniversary edition (exclusive)
13 titles in Israeli Competition including eight world premieres.
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Features“Films are not made by one person”: The revolutionary production story of LFF winner ‘Blue Bag Life’
The BFI London Film Festival audience award winner will be released by Modern Films in the UK and Ireland.
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NewsFremantle launches documentary film and series label Undeniable
Label launched at CPH:DOX in Copenhagen.
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NewsGabriela Sandoval to exec produce Chilean documentary ‘Here, The Silence Is Heard’ (exclusive)
The doc explores the impact of exile on a family traumatised by the Chilean dictatorship of the 1970s.
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Reviews‘Angel Applicant’: SXSW Review
SXSW Documentary Competition winner is a portrait of Paul Klee by Ken August Meyer, who suffers from the same autoimmune disease as the artist
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Reviews‘The Stroll’: BFI Flare Review
Shunned by society, the Black and Latina trans sex workers of 14th Steet in Manhattan led dangerous lives in Kristen Lovell’s personal testament
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Reviews‘Twice Colonized’: CPH:DOX Review
Greenlandic activist Aaju Peters allows the camera to track the painful personal results of colonisation in this CPH:DOX opening film
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NewsVisions du Réel unveils first titles, opening film for 2023 edition
The Swiss documentary festival is set to run April 21-30
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Reviews‘Pay Or Die’: SXSW Review
Candid documentary about the exortionate cost of insulin in the US
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Reviews‘Stolen’: Dublin Review
Margo Harkin’s documentary about mother and baby homes is essential viewing for Irish society
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FeaturesHow good word of mouth powered Ukraine doc ‘A House Made Of Splinters’ to an Oscar nomination
A House Made Of Splinters, about a children’s shelter in eastern Ukraine, is an underdog among this year’s nominees for documentary feature. Screen talks to the Danish director and producer duo behind the film
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Features“It was a fever-dream, a non-stop rollercoaster”: Daniel Roher on making ‘Nalvany’
Daniel Roher’s documentary digs into the 2020 assassination attempt on Russian opposition leader and anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny. Patricia Dobson talks to its Bafta- and Oscar-nominated director
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Reviews‘Kiss The Future’: Berlin Review
Sarajevo under siege and Irish stadium rockers U2 form an unexpected alliance in Nenad Cicin-Sain’s polished doc
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Reviews‘The Castle’: Berlin Review
A neglected castle in the Argentinian pampas is the setting for Martin Benchimol’s eccentric documentary