Posts by tag: society en https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/tags/tag/society/blog.tag.xml Wed, 15 Apr 2026 01:59:50 +0200 https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/call-for-volunteersSun, 08 Mar 2026 18:36:00 +0100Jana Sepehrhttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/call-for-volunteersYou want to be part of the action, rather than a spectator? You are passionate about film and eager to get involved in a dynamic cultural event? Join us as a volunteer at Doxumentale 2026! Sign up today and help us bring this year’s festival to life! https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/xy-chelsea-screeningThu, 05 Mar 2026 14:13:19 +0100Jana Sepehrhttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/xy-chelsea-screeningXY 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. https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/school-screenings-documentariesWed, 18 Feb 2026 11:08:39 +0100Jana Sepehrhttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/school-screenings-documentariesAt Doxumentale, students discover international documentary films that inspire, encourage critical thinking, and bring current curriculum topics to life. Book your school screening now! https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/what-remains-when-work-disappearsMon, 09 Feb 2026 16:13:09 +0100Jana Sepehrhttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/what-remains-when-work-disappearsThe 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. The film offers a thought-provoking look at the changing role of work in modern society and asks what remains when work no longer defines our daily lives. https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/stories-of-freedom-explore-the-programmeThu, 16 Oct 2025 15:47:09 +0200Anna Ramskogler-Witthttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/stories-of-freedom-explore-the-programmeThe Stories of Freedom program is here! Explore films, talks, and installations about courage, resistance, and freedom on 14 November in Berlin. https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/doxumentale-goes-belgrade-and-srebrenicaTue, 01 Jul 2025 08:48:46 +0200Anna Ramskogler-Witthttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/doxumentale-goes-belgrade-and-srebrenicaDoxumentale goes Belgrade & Srebrenica: Two curated screenings bring powerful non-fiction films to Serbia and Bosnia. In collaboration with Beldocs, Silver Frame, and the Veselin Simonović Foundation. https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/in-defense-of-democracy-the-dialogue-policeWed, 18 Jun 2025 13:31:03 +0200Kajo Roscherhttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/in-defense-of-democracy-the-dialogue-policeAs protests grow louder and more polarized around the world, one Swedish police unit quietly takes a different approach: they talk. In this interview director Susanna Edwards and protagonist Calle Ahlström provide insights into the making of "The Dialogue Police". https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/the-words-they-foundWed, 11 Jun 2025 13:39:53 +0200Ida Hausdorfhttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/the-words-they-foundIn her documentary 'Curtains', director Alina Cyranek confronts the often-silenced issue of domestic violence – a reality affecting millions. In this interview, she shares what inspired the film, her artistic approach, and what urgently needs to change in society and politics. https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/the-stories-behind-the-headlinesWed, 11 Jun 2025 12:39:35 +0200Ida Hausdorfhttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/the-stories-behind-the-headlinesHow do we confront fear, disinformation, and extremist manipulation? Director Havana Marking shares the story behind a bold and timely investigation into the fragile state of democracy. https://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/sometimes-you-win-sometimes-you-learn-embracing-failure-at-fuckup-night-berlinTue, 27 May 2025 18:18:46 +0200Ida Hausdorfhttps://www.doxumentale.de/magazine/sometimes-you-win-sometimes-you-learn-embracing-failure-at-fuckup-night-berlinFuckup Night Berlin is where failure takes the spotlight—and loses its stigma. We talked to founder Ralf Kemmer about why sharing mistakes matters, how companies can build real failure culture, and why the next fuckup is always the most exciting one.