International Documentary Festival Amsterdam (IDFA)
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IDFA 2023: How Do You Spell Home? | Review
Louisiana Mees-Fongang captures the beauty and the sorrow of a community centre for unaccompanied teenage refugees in Belgium, in her…
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IDFA 2023: Girl Away From Home | Review
We Will Not Fade Away director Alisa Kovalenko and Oscar nominee Simon Lereng Wilmont co-direct a story of young gymnastics…
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IDFA 2022: ‘Manifesto’ (Envision Competition) Review
Winner of the Envisions Competition, this subversive archival documentary depicts the subsequent effects of modern-day Russia on its youth.
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IDFA 2022: ‘Parallel World’ (International Competition) Review
Premiering in the International Competition as the only Taiwanese film and 11 years after her previous film, Mei-ling Hsiao presents…
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IDFA 2022: Most Anticipated Films Playing At This Year’s Festival
From this year’s festival favorites to eagerly anticipated world premiere titles, the 2022 International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam includes new…
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IDFA 2021: Interview of Ketevan Kapanadze, director of ‘How the Room Felt’ (World Premiere)
We had the pleasure of chatting with Georgian director Ketevan Kapanadze about her debut feature, How the Room Felt, which…
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Interview of Louis Hothothot, Director of IDFA 2021 Opening Film ‘Four Journeys’
We were honored to interview Director Louis Hothothot a few hours after the World Premiere of his deeply personal Four…
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IDFA 2021: Interview of Diem Ha Le, Best Director Award Winner for ‘Children of the Mist’ (World Premiere)
We were delighted to interview director Diem Ha Le who took home two awards at IDFA 2021 for her stunning…
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IDFA 2021: Interview of Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh, directors of Sundance Winner ‘Writing With Fire’
We were delighted to interview the co-directors of Writing With Fire, presented at IDFA 2021, after a tremendous success on…
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IDFA 2021: The Last Shelter (Best of Fests) | Review
Presented in the Best of Fests section of IDFA 2021, Ousmane Samassekou’s The Last Shelter captures a sensitive, raw and…
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