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08/03/2022 - The director of documentary This Rain Will Never Stop has urged the international community to "block Russian cinema" until the aggression is over

24/11/2021 - The Irish gathering took place in a hybrid form and wrapped on Sunday, after announcing the winners of the audience awards

24/11/2021 - The Irish gathering took place in a hybrid form and wrapped on Sunday, after announcing the winners of the audience awards

24/11/2021 - The Irish gathering took place in a hybrid form and wrapped on Sunday, after announcing the winners of the audience awards

01/06/2021 - Taking place both in cinemas and online, the Austrian gathering will present 123 titles and award a total of €30,000 in financial prizes across five competitive sections

04/06/2021 - The selection includes 31 world premieres among a total of 116 documentaries at the hybrid 23rd edition, which will run from 1-10 July

01/06/2021 - Taking place both in cinemas and online, the Austrian gathering will present 123 titles and award a total of €30,000 in financial prizes across five competitive sections

The 25th Baltic Sea Docs is on the lookout for new projects The 25 th edition of the Baltic Sea Forum for Documentaries (BSD), the leading documentary training and pitching event in the Baltic countries, is scheduled to run in hybrid form from 1-12 September in Riga, Latvia, and it also aims to include a range of additional activities to celebrate this special edition. According to the current plans, most of the industry events will be held online, and BSD is looking for new projects that wish ...

A great documentary is defined by how it makes a topic interesting through impressive filmmaking. A documentary could be about something as boring as filing taxes, and if a filmmaker can make it interesting for everyone, theyve created something special. “This Rain Will Never Stop,” the new film from Alina Gorlova, does the complete opposite. Although the documentary was about war, grief and a separated family, all of which should be interesting, it found a way to lose my interest instantl...

Chupacabra by Grigory Kolomytsev, which according to the jurors is “a remarkable fiction feature debut with a clear mise-en-scène and wonderfully poetic sound design that reveals problems in understanding between adults and children”. As for the Open Frame Award for virtual-reality works, sponsored by the BHF BANK Foundation, it went to the virtual reality and 360° documentary project The Spheres City – Tangible Utopias by Romanian director Ioana Mischie, for “givin...