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.
Across December and January, we're bringing the best docs of 2024 back to the big screen.
To celebrate the release of master documentarian Victor Kossakovsky's Architecton, we're screening two of his seminal films.
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A Palestinian activist films his community being destroyed by Israel's occupation, as he builds an unlikely alliance with an Israeli journalist.
The full extent of the surveillance state in China is revealed with breathtaking immediacy in this gripping film.
Lina Soualem travels back in time and place to capture the stories passed on by four generations of daring Palestinian women.
Director Alexis Bloom uncovers high-level corruption and the disastrous lengths Benjamin Netanyahu has gone to to escape accountability.
This megalith of a film teases out the complex, sordid details of Congo's liberation from Belgian colonial rule in June 1960.
Director Ibrahim Nash'at spends a year inside Afghanistan following the Taliban as they take possession of a cache of American weaponry left behind.
Ryuichi Sakamoto's last performance: a concert film featuring just him and his piano playing for the last time before passing away.
Based on Isabella Tree’s best-selling book, Wilding tells the story of a couple that bets on nature for the future of their estate.
From Oscar and BAFTA-winner Steve McQueen comes this mesmerising excavation of how the past haunts our precarious present.
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