From Moscow to Amsterdam for AI
Edward Snowden, the world’s most celebrated whistleblower and subject of Laura Poitras’ Citizen Four (2014), joined director Tonje Hessen Schei by Skype after the November 24 screening of her iHuman.
IDFA Review: In a Whisper
‘All I can look for is an image. An image where you can find me,’ is a sentiment expressed in the opening scene of In a Whisper, and states what this documentary, and the lives of its makers, is about.
Broomfield shoots from the hip
Nick Broomfield on Boris, Brexit, Trump and his dad (and Marianne… and Leonard)
HotDocs welcomes EFP again in 2020
At IDFA, HotDocs programming director Shane Smith confirmed to Business Doc Europe that the festival’s collaboration with European Film Promotion on the Changing Faces of Europe programme will continue in 2020.
IDFA review: Mother and Son
An Azeri son and filmmaker returns to his mother after eight years – again – in this fascinating self-portrait that carves out its own path between observation and reconstruction.
Hoogendijk and the art of documentary
Dutch director Oeke Hoogendijk is continuing her long association with Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum.
IDFA review: They Call Me Babu
A mesmerising journey through space, history and emotions, carefully and lovingly crafted from found footage.
Climate Lab to London
As it ramps up its eco activities yet further, non-profit powerhouse Doc Society is to bring its Climate Story Lab to the UK next spring.
Business Doc IDFA
Head of Industry Adriek van Nieuwenhuijzen articulates the business offer at IDFA 2019, and explains why the next few days will be a little less nerve-wracking for some producers.
A ‘polarised market’ but busy IDFA for Cinephil
Cinephil boss Philippa Kowarsky highlights the challenges currently facing the doc world during a period of “crazy transition”.



















