An expert panel discuss Richard Rowley's award-winning Dirty Wars after this DocHouse screening in 2013.
Q&A with the producer of A World Not Ours - a documentary that 'flips storytelling and Mideast-Arab cliches on their heads' (Variety)
Presenting his work in London for the first time, Emmy award-winning director Alan Berliner discusses his method and unique filmmaking style.
Find out what drove filmmaker Jean-Philippe Tremblay to tackle the issue of media manipulation through the years.
Following the screening of Kim Longinotto's Salma, long-time collaborator Ollie Huddleston joined us to discuss his editing style and method, and working relationship with Longinotto.
An expert panel discuss Penny Lane's wonderful doc about Nixon, told through the Super 8 footage filmed by his closest aides.
Extended Q&A with Joshua Oppenheimer, following a screening of the most talked about documentary of 2013.
An expert panel discuss Roger Ross Williams' remarkable doc God Loves Uganda.
Directors Andy Heathcote & Heike Bachelier, and the Moo Man himself - farmer Stephen Hook - joined us for a post-screening Q&A.
An in-depth masterclass with Joshua Oppenheimer, director of The Act of Killing, in conversation with Penny Woolcock, on the motivations, revelations, method and meaning of this powerful, controversial and boundary-pushing film.
Co-director Mike Lerner discusses art & politics, and how he came to make a film about notorious Russian feminist punk group, Pussy Riot.
This panel Q&A followed a joint screening at Open City Docs Fest on 21st June 2013, one of many simultaneous screenings around the world to mark Motor Neurone Disease Global Awareness Day.
Acclaimed documentarian Marc Isaacs discusses the making of The Road: A Story of Life and Death.
Director Michael Chanan talks about Secret City - the film that investigates the City of London, the Corporation that runs it and its role in the financial crisis.
Find out what made director Sarah Gavron (Brick Lane) pack up and move to Niaqornat in Greenland, one of the remotest places on earth.
Director Penny Woolcock (1 Day) and producer James Purnell discuss the making of this extraordinary film, and how they became involved with two rival gangs in Birmingham.
Panel discussion following Dylan Mohan Grays' Fire in the Blood, chaired by Executive Producer Christopher Hird.
Where Do We Go From Here?
William Uricchio, Emily Bell, Alexandre Brachet, Dan Bell and Rebecca Lichtenfeld wrap up Between the Lines festival discussing the future for filmmaking, journalism and social media.
Storytelling in the New Landscape – The Medium and the Message
William Uricchio, Mandy Rose, Caspar Sonnen and Alexandre Brachet discuss revolutionary new ways of storytelling, presenting interactive projects from around the world.
From Left Field – New Hybrid Alternatives
Emily Bell discusses new forms of hybridisation in documentary with revered directors Kevin Macdonald and Penny Woolcock, and producer and co-founder of Renegade Pictures Alan Hayling.
Trading Places - Merging Boundaries in Documentary
James Mullighan, Kim Longinotto, Christopher Hird, Callum Macrae & Jon Blair discuss blurring distinctions and boundaries between documentary and journalism.