Category Archives: Film Festivals

CPH:DOX opens its 12th edition tonight, Thursday, November 6, with the simultaneous screening in more than 50 venues across Europe of Anders Østergaard and Erzsébet Rácz’s 1989, about the world-changing events of that singular year. The well-regarded festival will play host to nearly 200 features, as well as scores of shorts, discussions, debates, and concerts through its wrap up on Sunday, November 16. The lineup includes a large number of debuts in addition to a curated selection of favorites from other notable festivals. The following offers highlights from the fest’s various sections: Continue reading →

My DOC NYC preview continues with a look at this year’s shorts programming. First up, a collection of films exploring ways of seeing the world: Continue reading →

My DOC NYC preview wraps up for today with our Short List – a newly expanded section re-presenting some of the best docs of the year: Continue reading →

The penultimate features section of this year’s DOC NYC gives audiences a reason to stay up late: Midnight Docs Continue reading →

Sonic Cinema, DOC NYC‘s popular section devoted to docs about music and musicians, wraps up today’s festival preview: Continue reading →

The fourth and final new section of this year’s DOC NYC revisits nonfiction from the past: Docs Redux Continue reading →

Activism in its many forms is the focus of Fight the Power, the third of four new sections for DOC NYC 2014: Continue reading →

This week’s DOC NYC profiles begin with a look at the second of four new sections: Jock Docs, which spotlights athletes and athletics. Continue reading →

DOC NYC features four new sections for 2014. The first, Centerstage, focuses on performance: Continue reading →