Filmmaker and educator Saeed Taji Farouky will take participants through a non-academic, irreverent, multi-media exploration of "absence" as an essential creative and political component of radical / experimental documentary filmmaking.
Dry Ground Burning explores the turbulence of contemporary Brazil through the prism of the Gasolineiras de Kebradas: fearless Chitara, her sister Léa and their all-female gang in the Sol Nascente favela on the edge of Brasília, who hijack a pipeline in order to sell oil to their community.
Meet Szani, Tina and Emese, three young women in their early twenties, who have found each other at a 'second chance high school' in Budapest, struggling to complete their studies and build their adult lives.
When 75-year-old hotel housekeeper Rebecca Danigelis is fired from her lifelong job,her son, filmmaker Sian-Pierre, takes here on an unforgettable, bucket-list adventure, to help her reclaim her life.
For two decades, the victims of the Six-Day War in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been fighting for the recognition and compensation. Acclaimed director Dieudo Hamadi follows a group of injured survivors on an epic journey down the Congo River to Kinshasa, to voice their claims and seek justice at last.
Follow the courageous lawyer fighting to tackle gender-based violence in Turkey in the midst of a coup.
Join us for a double bill of Mark Cousin's new films and enjoy his previous work.
Explore some of the defining issues and themes that shape our world today in this co-presented free online screening.
Join us for another cherry-picked selection of small but perfectly formed nonfiction, in partnership with champions of short films, Short of the Week.
Take part in this free documentary editing masterclass from David Charap, one of the key figures in his field right now.
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.
Wondering where to start with desktop documentaries? Get going with this beginner's guide from pioneer of the genre Kevin B. Lee.
Looking for a place to talk about docs and the wider world? DocHouse Film Club invites you to discuss great docs & your feelings about the 2020 US Election.
Dangerous Acts starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus
As mass protests and violent clashes shake Belarus for a fifth week, join our free online screening of this searing portrait of the provocative theatre group risking their lives to challenge President Lukashenko, Europe's last dictator.
Join us for a globetrotting, time-travelling selection of short docs, cherry-picked by DocHouse. This is the first of our new strand dedicated to small but perfectly-formed nonfiction.
Our first official virtual pub quiz is on all things documentary, so assemble your team and join us. Will you have what it takes to win?
DocHouse Watch Party: Krabi, 2562 + Q&A
Join us for an online Q&A with one of the UK's most interesting documentary artists, as he presents his film on a small Thai town where native cultures collide with the demands of capitalistic tourism.
Dr. Shane O'Sullivan joined us on Thursday the 21st of May for a workshop on archive filmmaking.
DocHouse Watch Party: Park Avenue - Money, Power and The American Dream + Online Q&A
Academy Award winner Alex Gibney exposes the increasing power of the corporate elite over Washington and gets to grips with who really runs American politics.
Moving back and forth between the personal and the political, filmmaker Mila Turajlic turns her mother's life story into a portrait of Belgrade following the turbulent break up of the former Yugoslavia.
DOCHOUSE WATCH PARTY: DIVORCE IRANIAN STYLE + Q&A
Our next watch party takes us back to a landmark observational classic, Kim Longinotto's intimate look at the lives of women in an Iran, told from inside an Iranian divorce court.