Director Katrine Boorman joined us for a Q&A following a screening of her documentary Me and Me Dad.
This special London Premiere of The Look of Silence was followed by a Q&A with the film's director, Joshua Oppenheimer and main protagonist Adi Ruku
Leslee Udwin joins us to discuss her film India’s Daughter, investigating the story of the gang rape and murder of medical student Jyoti Singh, and the widespread unrest that followed across India.
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.
After a screening of Drone we were joined for a panel discussion by director Tonje Hessen Schei and drone expert Chris Woods (author of Sudden Justice) .. and later a very special guest! Hosted by Jen Robinson, Director of Advocacy at the Bertha Foundation
Filmmaker Daisy Asquith discusses her very personal new film AFTER THE DANCE, alongside her Aunt, who also appears in the film, Siobhan Carew.
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.
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'.
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.
Fred Abrahams is one of the founding members of Human Rights Watch's 'E-Team', who feature in Katy Chevigny and Ross Kauffman's documentary. Fred joined us in London for the screening, and this Q&A, hosted by Channel 4's Lindsay Hilsum.
Director Ilian Metev joined us to discuss his debut feature-length doc, Sofia's Last Ambulance.
Co-directors Phil Cox and Hikaru Toda in conversation after the UK Premiere of Love Hotel.
Rehad Desai discusses his documentary about the thirty-four miners who were shot dead by police in 2012 and the scores more who were left injured at the end of a six day strike in Marikana, South Africa.
Director Farida Pacha and cinematographer Lutz Konermann discuss their strikingly beautiful portrayal of an extraordinary world, looking at India's salt miners.
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.
Following a sneak preview of Virunga, director Orlando von Einsiedel and producer Joanna Natasegara joined us at Riverside Studios for a Q&A.
Director Pamela Yates and producer Paco de Onís give an in-depth masterclass on Granito: How to Nail a Dictator, which looks at how Yates' first documentary helped to bring evidence in the trial against Guatemalan ex-dictator Efraín Ríos Montt.
Legendary filmmaker Errol Morris discusses his film The Unknown Known, a gripping exploration of the controversial career and philosophy of Donald Rumsfeld.
Gianfranco Rosi, director of Venice Film Festival winner Sacro GRA, in conversation with Nick Bradshaw (Sight & Sound).
Following a day of screenings about Nuclear Power, the filmmakers joined us for a frank discussion on the past, present and future of nuclear: Robert Stone, Esther Hoffenberg, Frankie Fenton and Paul Johannessen.