From Sinophone refuge to listening sessions, the 15th TIDF stakes its rigorous programming on the value of removal
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Fuera de Campo, a political initiative committed to showcasing Argentine cinema, found a fitting 2025 opener in Lucas Gallo’s televisual archive doc
Three core members of Tikkun Olam Productions on unlearning the conventional model and what the nonprofit collective making movement-aligned work
Mandy Chang, recently appointed chief executive officer of the Documentary Film Council, on leveraging her decades-long experience to move beyond
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This primer on core insurance coverage for documentary productions explains what DICE, liability coverage, and workers’ compensation really do
At the 55th edition, documentaries on displacement and genocide reveal the festival’s constrained relationship to political change
By reframing the political rise and shocking assassination of Pim Fortuyn, mint film office’s archive-driven docuseries Fortuyn: On-Hollands slowly
The 12th edition champions community cinema in an era of state censorship
Jane Mote, whose work usually takes her to film labs and markets all over the world, explains what happened when she avoided flying for all of 2025