Actor, theatre director, drama therapist and filmmaker Zeina Daccache is on a mission to reform criminal law in Lebanon.

A 20-film celebration of the work of the English experimental filmmaker John Smith.

We are helping in the best way we know how: through film, and we support Ukrainian filmmakers.

Taiwan International Documentary Festival (TIDF) is a biennial. Following the 13th edition held in May, 2022, 2023 is the year for the tour programme! From January on, the 2023 TIDF on Tour has embarked upon the journey to different cities and venues around Taiwan with its handpicked programmes.

This Valentine's Day, we present love films of a different kind. Life ought not revolve around tempestuous romances — friends, family, and cinema itself make life worth living.

Discover the work of one of the most singular cinematic artists, one who produced enormously affecting work with a minimum of means: a static camera, long takes and the simple objects of everyday life.

A well-overdue re-introduction to a major yet perennially underrated female filmmaker: Věra Chytilová.

Curated in partnership with the artist, we present a program of shorts by Ana Vaz, whose debut feature film It is Night in America was a highlight of 2022.

Virtually impossible to classify, the cinema of Ulrike Ottinger is as rich as it is strange: it rather moves through a maze of cinematic forms and styles.

A selection of the best feature films we premiered online in 2022. Our curators have handpicked this special overview of a busy year in film.

Legendary filmmaker Kidlat Tahimik, the father of independent Filipino and third cinema, comes to DAFilms with a complete retrospective of his work in film of all shapes and sizes, spanning 1977 to the present day.

A retrospective of films by female filmmakers from Taiwan, organised by Taiwan IDF and Taiwan Docs.

Jair Bolsonaro has been defeated. Lula, the former president, will be the next leader of Brazil. How to make sense of this stunning political comeback for Lula and the deeply uncertain moment into which the country has been plunged, with Bolsonaro, the incumbent, unlikely to accept his defeat?

Four films by and about Carlos Reichenbach, a key figure in the Brazilian 'Marginal Cinema' of the 1960s and 1970s. Presented in partnership with Doclisboa.

An exploration of the crossroads Germany finds itself at. Taking another look at the past and future of the country through family, energies, roads, and art.