Cinema Turkish history overshadows Istanbul Film Festival The banning of a Kurdish film at this year’s Istanbul Film festival has overshadowed the whole event. As a mark of solidarity other directors and 24/04/2015
Cinema 'Bakur' screening ban causes controversy at the Istanbul International Film Festival The documentary ‘Bakur’ caused no end of controversy at this year’s International Film Festival in Istanbul. The screening of the film was cancelled 17/04/2015
Cinema Summers relives The Police in new documentary “The Police” are back – at least in movie theaters in the USA. Can’t Stand Losing You: Surviving the Police is a documentary based on “One Train 15/04/2015
Cinema Poignant doc offers glimpse into South Sudan's forgotten war Children will always be children and even war will not kill their sense of creativity and play. US documentary maker Andrew Berends spent several 06/04/2015
Cinema New Robert Altman documentary honours an American cinema giant One of world cinema’s greats, the late American director Robert Altman, gets an overdue documentary from filmmaker Ron Mann, which offers an in-depth 01/04/2015
Cinema Oscar-winning doc 'Citizenfour' chronicles Edward Snowden's 'Citizenfour' chronicles Edward Snowden's exchanges with journalists in a Hong Kong hotel room as he reveals the scale of the US government's spying programme at home and abroad. 20/03/2015
Cinema Maidan: the story of Ukraine's protest movement It is the film that captures one of the most significant protest movements of the last decades: Ukraine’s Euromaidan that toppled a government 11/03/2015
USA Pioneering filmmaker Albert Maysles dies at 88 Pioneering American documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles has died aged 88 after battling with cancer. Best known for working alongside his brother on 07/03/2015
India Rapist's TV interview blaming women for sexual assaults banned in India Television documentary “India’s daughter” which features an interview with a man convicted of gang-raping and killing a woman in Dehli has been 04/03/2015
Cinema You'll be moved by "Spartacus and Cassandra" Our film of the week is “Spartacus and Cassandra”, an original and moving documentary about the lives of two Roma children in France. Spartacus and 20/02/2015
Cinema Doc pays homage to political cartoonists around the world ‘Cartoonists, Foot Soldiers of Democracy’ examines the work of 12 political cartoonists from around the world, who often put their lives at risk to 08/01/2015