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FIFDH Geneva 2021

26 articles available in total starting from 01/10/2019. Last article published on 16/03/2021.

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FIFDH Impact Day announces its 2021 selection

FIFDH Impact Day announces its 2021 selection

Half of the 16 selected projects are directed by women, over 30% by male directors, and the rest by teams of male and female directors  

14/12/2020 | FIFDH Geneva 2021 | FIFDH Industry

Review: White Cube

Review: White Cube

Renzo Martens’ much-anticipated sequel to Enjoy Poverty explores what the art world can give back to former Congolese plantation workers  

26/11/2020 | IDFA 2020

Review: This Rain Will Never Stop

Review: This Rain Will Never Stop

War and peace alternate in an unstoppable, painful cycle in Alina Gorlova’s new documentary  

20/11/2020 | IDFA 2020

Review: The Translator

Review: The Translator

Rana Kazkaz and Anas Khalaf recount the recent turbulent history of Syria in an action-packed thriller that has echoes of Costa-Gavras  

18/11/2020 | Black Nights 2020 | First Feature Competition

Review: Should The Wind Drop

Review: Should The Wind Drop

A work of fiction awarded labels by Cannes and overtaken by current events and war, Nora Martirosyan’s first feature film lifts the veil on a land in search of existence, identity and borders  

18/11/2020 | Black Nights 2020 | First Feature Competition

FIFDH Impact Day is accepting new projects

FIFDH Impact Day is accepting new projects

The special programme on impact strategy for documentaries at any stage of production has opened its call until the end of October  

26/10/2020 | FIFDH Geneva 2021 | FIFDH Industry

Review: Downstream to Kinshasa

Review: Downstream to Kinshasa

Dieudo Hamadi follows skilfully and respectfully in the footsteps of a group of survivors devastated by war and demanding reparations, in a documentary awarded the Cannes 2020 Official Selection Label  

17/09/2020 | Toronto 2020 | Special Events

Review: Ghosts

Review: Ghosts

VENICE 2020: Turkish director Azra Deniz Okyay breaks out with an excellent debut film featuring a cross-cutting narrative, a deserving winner of the International Film Critics’ Week Grand Prize  

15/09/2020 | Venice 2020 | International Film Critics’ Week

Review: Notturno

Review: Notturno

VENICE 2020: The most meticulous of cinematic artists, Gianfranco Rosi, takes an intricate, compassionate and poetic look at daily life along the Middle Eastern front line  

10/09/2020 | Venice 2020 | Competition

Review: The New Gospel

Review: The New Gospel

VENICE 2020: In his new hybrid film, Swiss artist Milo Rau revisits the story and meaning of the Passion of the Christ in a powerful, modern setting  

07/09/2020 | Venice 2020 | Giornate degli Autori

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