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Discover dok@home

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

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Anna Ramskogler-Witt
31.07.2025

On a quiet evening in Berlin, as the city turns soft with twilight, a new kind of cinema space opens—not in a theater, but in your living room. It's called DOK@HOME, and it’s something entirely new: a curated streaming platform for international documentary film, born from the minds and missions of five German documentary festivals.

Launched in partnership between dokKa Karlsruhe, Kasseler Dokfest, LICHTER Filmfest Frankfurt International, DOK.fest München, and Doxumentale Berlin, DOK@HOME offers something the Netflixes of the world don’t: a space for thought. For contradiction. For memory. For truth—poetic, political, or deeply personal.

At launch, 27 films are available, each chosen from recent festival lineups. They’re not designed to entertain passively, but to invite participation, introspection, and conversation. Many include recorded Q&As with filmmakers and protagonists, adding yet another layer of intimacy.

Consider Feminism WTF by Katharina Mückstein—a whip-smart essay on gender and society pulsing with urgency and rhythm. Or Alien Island, a strange and stunning Chilean film that begins with a radio signal and spirals into a geopolitical fever dream. These are not just films; they’re artifacts of this moment. They record the ways we remember, resist, and reach for something larger than ourselves.

The ethos behind DOK@HOME is not mass content, but curated presence. The films are priced modestly (€5 per title), not because they are less than commercial cinema, but because they offer something else: integrity. Voice. Vision.

“Documentaries aren’t fleeting moments,” the founders write. “They’re spaces.” With DOK@HOME, those spaces are now open—on demand, yet deeply intimate.

As you navigate this quiet revolution in nonfiction cinema, don’t just watch. Listen. Behind each frame is a story still unfolding.

Recommended Viewing:

  • Feminism WTF (Austria, 2023)
  • Catherine Bernstein Trilogy (France, 1996–1999)
  • Hinter den Farben (Germany, 2024)
  • Alien Island (Chile, 2023)
  • Pepi Fandango (Spain/Austria/Croatia, 2024)

P.S. Have a film you believe belongs on the platform? Write us an e-mail!

Anna Ramskogler-Witt
Artistic Director

Anna, co-founder and Artistic Director of Dokumentale, loves good documentaries and non-fiction books as a source of knowledge and entertainment.

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