Director Jack Bond joined us for a post-screening discussion. Hosted by writer and broadcaster Robert Elms.
Co-director Emma Davie joined Dr Amy Cutler for a post-screening conversation about the natural world, modern technology and the gulf that's formed between the two.
Q&A with director Molly Dineen and protagonists Blacker Dread and Naptali, hosted by Eloise King, executive Producer at VICE, i-D.
Director Lelia Doolan joined us to talk about Bernadette Devlin McAliskey.
As part of our BEST OF DOCHOUSE series, renowned director Leonard Retel Helmrich joined us to discuss his 2005 film Shape of the Moon, and his famous 'single shot technique'.
Q&A with Director Gideon Koppel, hosted by Elhum Shakerifar. Part of our Best of DocHouse Season in partnership with Open City Docs.
As part of our Best of DocHouse series we bought Sean McAllister's Liberace of Baghdad back to the big screen along with a Q&A with Sean himself.
As part of our Best of DocHouse Series we bought VILLAGE AT THE END OF THE WORLD back to the big screen, followed by a Q&A with Director Sarah Gavron and Co-Director/ Cinematographer David Katznelson.
There was a good helping of lively debate following the preview of Fredrik Gertten's tale of the corporate might of multinational Dole Food Company vs. an independent documentary filmmaker.
Director Stanley Nelson and official photographer, and member of the Black Panther Party, Mohammed Mubarak discuss this highly anticipated doc.
The screening on Sat 16 March was followed by a director Q&A with Sophie Huber, hosted by Jazz FM presenter and Head of Music Chris Philips.
The screening was followed by a Q&A with director Johan Grimonprez and writer Andrew Feinstein. Hosted by journalist Jenny Kleeman.
Find out what drew director Dominic Allan to the life of French painter Jean Marc Calvet.
Another chance to hear from director Kirsten Johnson in our Skype Q&A hosted by writer Sophie Mayer.
Following the screening we were joined by the director and an expert panel for a post-screening discussion. Watch it in full here.
After a special preview screening of the Oscar-winning film, we were joined for a panel discussion by Jimmy Wales, Founder of Wikipedia, Eric King, from Privacy International and chair Jen Robinson, Director of Legal Advocacy at the Bertha Foundation.
Following our one-off special screening of COMPLICIT, we hosted a Q&A with co-director Heather White and journalist and producer Carol Nahra. Watch it online here.
Konrad “Conny” Plank is undoubtedly one of the most innovative sound designers of his time. The recordings realised in his sound studio near Cologne between the 60s and 80s revolutionised the music world. He was the pioneer of ‘Kraut-rock’, ‘neue deutsche welle’ and paved the way for the revolutions of electronic and pop music respectively. When he died aged 47, he left behind his 13 year old son, Stephan, who had grown up around the artists his father worked with, from Neu! and Can to David Stewart and Midge Ure.
Panel discussion with Iain Bryne (Amnesty International) and Caroline Elliot (War On Want) about the rights of people in South Africa facing eviction from their homes.
In this special masterclass, Oscar-winning filmmaker Pawel Pawlikowski was in conversation with filmmaker and lecturer Marc Isaacs, who worked as Pawel's assistant on Twockers and Last Resort.
An expert panel discuss Richard Rowley's award-winning Dirty Wars after this DocHouse screening in 2013.