The screening on Fri 25th February was followed by a Q&A with producer Daniela Alatorre and unit director Carlos Rossini. Hosted by academic Maria Delgado.
This special screening on the 9th of January was followed by a Q&A with director Kim Hopkins and was hosted by DocHouse's Sophie Brown.
This screening was followed by a Q&A with director Nigel Askew and Joe Corre. Hosted by author Mike Dines.
The screening on Fri 1 March was followed by a director Q&A hosted by Senior Curator and animation expert Jez Stewart from the BFI National Archive.
Panel discussion includes Rashad Ali, Robb Leech and Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens and is hosted by journalist Jenny Kleeman.
Find out what made director Mike Grigsby return to the lives of three young Texas soldiers forty years on from his critically acclaimed doc I Was A Soldier.
The dark side of globalisation is revealed through the story of the Glock pistol: the Austrian designed weapon-of-choice, fetishised in films and the arts and a regular top seller in the international arms market.
The director David France joined us for an online Q&A panel. Joining him was Olga Baranova of the Moscow Community Center and Paul Dillane of Rainbow Railroad. The discussion was hosted by Shahmir Sanni.
DocHouse talks to award-winning director Brian Hill about his experiences filming new doc Welcome To The World.
This screening was followed by a live online Q&A with director Christy Garland, hosted by Palestinian photographer, film-maker and human rights advocate Kholoud Al-Jarma.
Q&A following the UK premiere screening on 28th January.
Marc Silver joined to discuss the documentary he made with Gael Garcia Bernal using one man's story to reveal the tragic results of the US war on immigration.
This online screening was followed by a Q&A with the film's director Mira Burt-Wintonick, hosted by festival director and documentary filmmaker Heather Croall.
Director Nora Fingscheidt joined us for a Q&A, hosted by Carol Nahra after the UK Premiere on Friday 20th April.
A panel of world-class women documentary directors come together online to talk about their BAFTA long-listed films, hosted by film and TV journalist Ellen E. Jones.
This was a preview screening that took place in our larger Renoir screen and was followed by a director Q&A.
The screening on Thursday the 17th of March was followed by a Q&A with the director Neasa Ní Chianáin and headmaster Kevin McArevey hosted by Simon Chambers.