Sundance 2019 / World Cinema Documentary Competition 6 articles available in total starting from 26/01/2019. Last article published on 08/02/2019. Review: Sea of ShadowsVienna-based director Richard Ladkani’s environmental documentary plays like a high-tension drug-cartel thriller 08/02/2019 | Sundance 2019 | World Cinema Documentary CompetitionReview: GazaIrish filmmakers Andrew McConnell and Garry Keane spent four years documenting the day-to-day lives of Gazans 05/02/2019 | Sundance 2019 | World Cinema Documentary CompetitionReview: HoneylandMacedonian filmmakers Tamara Kotevska and Ljubomir Stefanov's documentary is a visually spectacular piece of cinéma vérité 01/02/2019 | Sundance 2019 | World Cinema Documentary CompetitionReview: Cold Case HammarskjöldDanish documentary provocateur Mads Brügger is back with what might prove to be his most intriguing, and cinematically accomplished, outing to date 30/01/2019 | Sundance 2019 | World Cinema Documentary CompetitionReview: The Disappearance of My MotherBeniamino Barrese films a documentary about his mother, the combative and iconic 75-year-old feminist model Benedetta Barzini, who reflects on the power of images 29/01/2019 | Sundance 2019 | World Cinema Documentary CompetitionReview: The Magic Life of VTonislav Hristov’s new documentary, screening at Sundance, delivers some touching moments but, just like its protagonist, struggles to find its real voice 26/01/2019 | Sundance 2019 | World Cinema Documentary Competition