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Whether they're festival favourites or hidden gems, DocHouse Recommends films are the core of our programme and you won't find them anywhere else.

Three Films by Jafar Panahi

We celebrate the great Iranian director by revisiting three of his earlier films, which play profoundly with the boundaries between fiction and non-fiction.
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DocFest Spotlights: Cuba & Alaska

Two female field medics serve on the frontlines of the Ukrainian conflict, navigating the absurdity of war with grit, humour and friendship. 

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Coexistence, My Ass!

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Comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi uses humour to expose hard truths about the relationship between Israel and Palestine.

Ai Weiwei’s Turandot

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Renowned artist Ai Weiwei makes his debut as an opera director with a radical reinterpretation of Puccini's classic (and controversial) Turandot.

Seeds

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Brittany Shyne's Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner immerses us in the lives of Black farmers in the American South.

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DocFest Spotlights: Cuba & Alaska

Showing from Tue 27 Jan

Two female field medics serve on the frontlines of the Ukrainian conflict, navigating the absurdity of war with grit, humour and friendship. 

Monk in Pieces

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A mosaic portrait that illuminates the wildly original sound and imagery of composer and performer Meredith Monk.

Becoming Victoria Wood

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Becoming Victoria Wood uncovers the formative experiences that powered Wood's unmatched ability to make the nation laugh.

The Voice of Hind Rajab

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Director Kaother Ben Hania combines her scripted drama with real audio recordings, creating a powerful hybrid dramatisation of a tragic event in Gaza.

This is Not a Film

Showing from Sat 31 Jan

How do you make a film when your government has imposed a 20 year directing ban on you? This is Jafar Panahi's brilliant and brave answer.

The Mirror

Showing on Sun 01 Feb

This early feature from Jafar Panahi explores the interplay of imagination and reality, creating a slyly inventive meta-film marvel.