Who Will Write Our History, a documentary about a group of heroic spiritual resisters in the Warsaw Ghetto who wrote and buried eye-witness accounts
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One of the many highlights of the always impressive CPH:DOX is its annual CPH:CONFERENCE, five days of jam-packed industry events with each full day
Recognizing that the world is in a perilous state—and that they are in a position to do something about it—three major environmental film festivals
Stories, exposure, education, networks, funding: Around the world, these things are not a given, nor are they easy to access. In Turkey, the cultural
Fifteen years into its mission of promoting human rights through film, the Copenhagen-headquartered Why Foundation is coming up against a distribution
By Patricia Aufderheide and Peter Jaszi Documentary filmmakers in the US routinely employ fair use—the right to limited use of unpermissioned
In the US and Europe, there is a tendency to think of Latin American documentary filmmaking in terms of coups, government repression and revolution
The Distant Barking of Dogs has received an impressive number of international awards—including two IDA Documentary Award nominations and an honorable
On July 20, 2019 at 2:56 p.m. UTC, it will be 50 years to the minute from when a human being stepped onto the moon for the first time. NASA’s
In 1934, Claude Neal, a 23-year-old African-American farm worker was accused of the rape and murder of a young white woman. Eight days later he was