Welcome to the Danish Film Institute's magazine with interviews and all the basics on Danish documentaries at IDFA 2014.
For 14 years Hanna Polak has been tracking homeless children in Moscow.
IDFA Feature-Length & DOC U Competitions
IDFA Feature-Length & DOC U Competitions
Søren Steen Jespersen and Nasib Farah infiltrate a cell of holy warriors.
IDFA Mid-Length Competition
IDFA Mid-Length Competition
Camilla Nielsson follows the bumpy road to Zimbabwe's new constitution.
IDFA Feature-Length Competition
IDFA Feature-Length Competition
Joshua Oppenheimer talks about the reactions to his film at Venice Film Festival.
IDFA Masters
IDFA Masters
Mikala Krogh is a fly on the wall for a whole year at a Danish tabloid in The Newsroom – Off the Record.
Phie Ambo goes to bat for sustainable agriculture in Good Things Await about an idealistic biodynamic farmer.
Elvira Lind's Songs for Alexis acts as a magnifying glass on youthful vulnerability and dawning maturity.
Andreas Koefoed’s The Arms Drop, about a secret weapons drop in India, is a real-life thriller about betrayal and forgiveness.
A budding romance between two circus heirs fuels the drama of Anders Riis-Hansen's The Circus Dynasty.
Katia Forbert Petersen and Annette Mari Olsen view the consequences of mass raping in Mission Rape – A Tool of War.
Simon L. Wilmont's The Fencing Champion and Lea H. Mathiesen's Malek Means Angel follow two kids on the cusp of youth.
Pick up your copy of our print edition in Amsterdam during IDFA or find it online at dfi.dk/filmmagazine.