Summer Nights: Your Guide to This Weekend's Open-Air Screenings

There is something truly special about cinema under the open sky: the quiet buzz before the film begins, a cold drink in hand, and Berlin's summer atmosphere all around you. As the city moves into its most beautiful months, open-air screenings are the perfect way to welcome the season.

"Girl Climber": On the Wall with Emily Harrington

What drives people to go where fear is inevitable? "Girl Climber" follows Emily Harrington to the limits of what’s possible—and reveals why risk itself can hold a moment of radical aliveness.

Dance is Universal, and Yet so Personal

The documentary "Omega wants to Dance" follows people across Asia, Europe, North and Latin America and showing how movement reveals identity, belonging, and social change within different cultural contexts – and asks: what truly moves us?

From the Congo to Kashmir: French (Co-)Productions at Doxumentale

Another Story: Making Women in Documentary Film History Visible

Film history will no longer be the same. The curated programs and activities developed by partners of Another Story impulse a new reading of curation and film history, flagging on forgotten titles and rediscoveries.

What does it mean to be a whistleblower?

XY Chelsea is a documentary about the US-whistleblower Chelsea Manning, who sacrificed her freedom by leaking over 750,000 classified government documents in a controversial 16 years ago.

Discover dok@home

dok@home is a new, curated streaming platform from five German festivals offering award-winning international documentaries with filmmaker talks.

What Remains if Work Disappears? Organize Your Screening of After Work!

The documentary After Work by Erik Gandini explores performance pressure, identity, and the search for meaning in a future where work is no longer a given. Get involved and organize your own screening!

"There’s always a bigger story"

Paul Radu has spent his life uncovering the hidden networks of power and profit. We sat down with the OCCRP co-founder to talk about transnational corruption—and where journalism ends and activism begins.