IDFA 2025: The Verdict
Under new Artistic Director Isabel Arrate Fernandez, the world’s largest documentary festival IDFA screened a strong program of political films, intensely personal stories and dazzling visual artistry.
Read MorePosted by Stephen Dalton | Nov 20, 2025 | The Festival Verdict, Featured |
Under new Artistic Director Isabel Arrate Fernandez, the world’s largest documentary festival IDFA screened a strong program of political films, intensely personal stories and dazzling visual artistry.
Read MorePosted by Stephen Dalton | Nov 19, 2025 | Featured, Festivals, IDFA 2025 |
An Israeli stand-up comedian turns the hate and anger of her divided homeland into tragicomic humour in the timely, irreverent documentary ‘Coexistence, My Ass!’
Read MorePosted by Stephen Dalton | Nov 19, 2025 | Featured, Festivals, IDFA 2025 |
Armed only with a phone camera, a troubled young Afghan woman films her attempts to illegally cross the border to Europe in the visually beautiful collaborative documentary ‘A Fox Under a Pink Moon’
Read MorePosted by Stephen Dalton | Nov 17, 2025 | Festivals, Featured, IDFA 2025 |
An Argentinian woman’s struggle to process her traumatic history of childhood sexual abuse becomes a disturbingly beautiful fairy tale in ‘Mailin’, a highly stylised documentary from film-maker and visual artist María Silvia Esteve.
Read MorePosted by Stephen Dalton | Nov 15, 2025 | Featured, Festivals, IDFA 2025 |
A pair of deeply eccentric twin brothers and a talking cow are the stars of Czech director Miro Remo’s mischievous, tragicomic, prize-winning documentary ‘Better Go Mad in the Wild’.
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