We proudly present: The programme of the 41st DOK.fest München
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Opening on 15 May: Exhibition and inclusive makerspace "I see something you don't see: Cultural venues in Munich"
The Main Competitions of DOK.fest Munich – Awards Ceremony on May 16
Films and dialogues on resistance and activism
Films about how We Love and Fight
Films about migration, exile und their realities
Films about the realities of work
Films about Community
EcoCinema – Films about the world at tipping point
Films about defiance and speaking out
Films about fearless women
Films about growing up in this world
A look back at great filmmakers
Films about power, freedom, and human rights
Films exploring how the past shapes our present
Films on artists and their realities
Films about musicians and their stories
Tomorrow starts now!
Norway 2026 – Director: Barbora Hollan – Sport, family, identity. A world champion kayaker balances these often competing forces.Gasteig HP8 Projektor
2026 – Director: Paula Cury – Abortion as criminal offence: Young women in the Dominican Republic risk prison sentences—and their lives.Rio 2
Switzerland 2026 – Director: Liam Erlach – The sister suffers from ME/CFS, while the brother wanders from place to place collecting images—a cinematic poem.Atelier 2
Croatia, Germany, Netherlands 2026 – Director: Tatjana Božić – Sufficiently integrated? A filmmaker attempts to settle in for the sake of her son.HFF - Audimax
Germany 2026 – Director: Götz Schauder – Scars of dictatorship: A father and son struggle to find closeness.Atelier 1
Germany 2026 – Director: Jens Becker, Dorothea Braun – Women on polar expeditions? A fascinating look into archives and magnificent icy worlds.HFF - Kino 2
Australia 2025 – Director: Selina Miles – Human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson fights the weaponisation of defamation laws to silence survivors.Neues Rottmann
Germany 2025 – Director: Jana Stallein – A sea rescue boat as a meeting point between two worlds. A film that broadens one's perspective.Atelier 1
Austria 2025 – Director: Nikolaus Geyrhalter – What if snow and ice disappeared forever? A journey to places that will soon no longer exist.Filmmuseum
2026 – Director: Rachel Taparjan – Adopted as a child, the filmmaker sets out to find her siblings and uncovers a dark family legacy.Atelier 2
Belgium, France, Qatar 2025 – Director: Karima Saïdi – In a mixed-faith cemetery, the mourners build a close-knit community.Atelier 1
Germany, South Africa, Uganda, United States 2025 – Director: Patience Nitumwesiga – The fight of a scientist, feminist, and poet against the Ugandan autocrat Yoweri Museveni.Rio 2
Denmark, Georgia, United States 2026 – Director: Rati Tsiteladze – Neon lights, nicotine, hope—a documentary film noir about finding one's identity.HFF - Kino 2
Norway 2026 – Director: Maja Holand – The band Witch Club Satan: Three women bringing feminism to the world of black metal.Filmmuseum
with screening of WHEN PIGS FLY
Belgium 2025 – Director: Guillaume Maupin, Pablo Guarise – From Magic City to Saturn: The cosmic journey of jazz legend Sun Ra.Amerikahaus
Ireland, Sweden 2025 – Director: Dennis Harvey, Lars Lovén – Ireland caught between history, identity, and folk music: raw, poetic, hopeful?Gasteig HP8 Projektor
Iceland, Lithuania, Spain 2025 – Director: Rafa Molés, Pepe Andreu – Where the world is melting, the crackling ice sings its swan song.Filmmuseum
in cooperation with MVHS
DOK.network Africa: The annual section African Encounters
The Student Award: focus on documentary films by students
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