Take part in this free documentary editing masterclass from David Charap, one of the key figures in his field right now.
With the daffodils and crocuses slowly raising their sleepy heads out of the cold earth, and the songbirds’ choruses sounding out both a little earlier and later each day, the warmth of our memories and desires for normality can also start to stir a little in the spring rain.
As a young girl, Colette Marin-Catherine fought the Nazis as a member of the French Resistance. Since 1945, she has refused to set foot in Germany. That changes when a history student named Lucie enters her life and encourages her to visit the concentration camp where the Nazis killed her brother.
Michèle Stephenson shines a light on the deep-rooted racism in the Dominican Republic, which has rendered 200,000 people stateless.
For our next free filmmaking workshop, we are thrilled to welcome animation expert Uri Kranot (Black Tape)
Join us for a deep-dive into My Octopus Teacher, the Oscar-nominated story of a unique relationship between a diver and a charismatic octopus, set in the spectacular under-sea world off the tip of South Africa.
ON THE INSIDE OF A MILITARY DICTATORSHIP + Dir. Q&A
After releasing Aung San Suu Kyi at the end of 2010, the Myanmar military installed a so-called civilian democracy, transforming its appearance in the eyes of the international community.
The death of punk pioneer and X-Ray Spex frontwoman Poly Styrene sends her daughter on a journey through her mother’s artistic archive to understand Poly the icon and Poly the mother.
We're partnering with RAI Film Festival to offer a 20% discount to our followers on all passes and individual tickets for the 2021 festival, 19 - 28 March.
Discover short docs showcasing untold stories from around the world, curated from the One World Media Fellowship programme.
Young, wilful and headstrong, Walaa has set her sights on becoming one of the few women in the Palestinian Security Forces - a big challenge for a girl who breaks all the rules.
Ian Davies’ lovingly made film follows his two daughters over four years. Olivia is protective of her twin sister, Amber, who has Down’s syndrome.
Nicholas Bourne has always looked out for his younger brother Alex who has Down’s Syndrome. Alex is now 24 and Nick realises that the future holds challenges and perhaps some big sacrifices on his part.
iHUMAN is a political thriller about artificial intelligence, power and social control with unique access to the booming AI industry.
Five world-class women documentary directors come together online to talk about their BAFTA long-listed films, making it in non-fiction and launching a doc in the midst of a pandemic.
The inhabitants of a German colony in the Chilean Andes wrestle with the trauma of the community's dark past, in this poised and fascinating portrait.
Join us for a collection of beautifully crafted short docs, cherry-picked by DocHouse for the second in our new strand dedicated to small but perfectly-formed nonfiction.
With a vaccine now in play, and a whole new year unfolding, now seems the perfect time to reflect. With our latest filmmaking competition, we invite you to tell us what getting back to looking forward to the future means to you.
British-Nigerian poet Femi Nylander ventures into the Heart of Darkness, exploring a brutal colonial legacy on a journey of discovery in West Africa.
When the beloved Canadian documentary maker Peter Wintonick died in 2013, his daughter Mira began work on the unfinished film he left behind, merging it with a moving portrait of the man himself.
The 5th edition of our short docs competition invites people to make a 3 minute short on the theme of 'Brave New World'.