Director Chico Pereira joined us following our one-off screening of his imaginative take on a western road movie. Q&A hosted by journalist Trevor Johnston.
Director Jerry Rothwell joined us for our opening night screening of The School in the Cloud. The post-screening discussion was hosted by DocHouse's Jenny Horwell
Director Sahra Mani joined us for our opening night screening of her debut feature A Thousand Girls Like Me. Hosted by producer and journalist Carol Nahra.
Director Josh Appignanesi and star Chloe Aridjis talk all things Leonora Carrington and Lacan following our one-off screening of their genre-defying doc. Hosted by Charlie Phillips, head of documentaries at the Guardian.
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.
Filmed masterclass with legendary Japanese director Kazuo Hara, chaired by Julian Ross. Part of Open City Documentary Festival 2018.
On 13 February 2012, two journalists entered war-ravaged Syria. One of them was acclaimed Sunday Times war correspondent, Marie Colvin, known for her fearless journalism. The other was her colleague, photographer Paul Conroy. Only one of them returned.
Director Jake Meginsky and Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore joined DocHouse for a post-screening discussion about the star of the film: free jazz pioneer Milford Graves.
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.
A Northern Soul glimpses Hull as it transforms into the City of Culture 2017 and its people hoping for change. Made by acclaimed director and Hull man Sean McAllister, the documentary is a close-up look at ongoing urban regeneration through the eyes of those living through it.
Post-screening panel discussion with featuring director Talal Derki, researcher Gina Vale and freelance cameraman Salem Rizk. Hosted by Chatham House Research Fellow Tim Eaton.
Post-screening Q&A with director Peter Stephan Jungk and producer Lillian Birnbaum, hosted by DocHouse's Ellen O'Donoghue Oddy.
Q&A with director Sir Nicholas Stadlen. Hosted by writer Andrew Feinstein.
Post-screening Q&A with co-directors Brian Hill and Niamh Kennedy, hosted by former BAFTA chair Anne Morrison.
Post-screening Q&A with Just Vision executive director Suhad Babaa, hosted by Dochouse's Kirsten Geekie.
Director Lisa Truttmann joined DocHouse's Jenny Horwell in conversation following the UK Premiere of her debut documentary featured.
Post-screening Q&A with director Ivo Marloh and producer Darcia Martin, hosted by DocHouse's Ellen O'Donoghue Oddy.
This one-off screening was followed by a Q&A with the director Chris Kelly and activist Venerable Loun Sovath who appears in the film, hosted by Giorgio Talocci from the UCL Bartlett Development Planning Unit.
Post screening Q&A with director Göran Hugo Olsson, hosted by Dogwoof's Michael Fowler.
Panel discussion with the film’s director Christopher Ian Smith, Noël James (Director, Milton Keynes Discovery Centre and AHRC New Towns Heritage research network), Michael Edwards (Bartlett School of Planning, UCL), and chaired by Clare Melhuish (Director, UCL Urban Laboratory).
The screening was followed by a Q&A with director Johan Grimonprez and writer Andrew Feinstein. Hosted by journalist Jenny Kleeman.