THE FILM PROGRAMME OF DOK.fest MÜNCHEN @HOME

131 films from 43 countries: The film programme of DOK.fest München 2021 @home at a glance.
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DOK.guest Canada

Indigenous culture and megacities, monarchy and liberalism – seven documentaries from and about Canada. The series is part of Canada's cultural programme as Guest of Honour at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2020/21, supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, Telefilm Canada and the Government of Canada.

JE M'APPELLE HUMAIN – CALL ME HUMAN (Canada 2020, Kim O'Bomsawin, Andrée-Anne Frenette). Joséphine Bacon preserves the legacy of the Innu nation and gives her people a voice

#North America

JUDY VERSUS CAPITALISM (Canada 2020, Mike Hoolboom). The personal is political! Judy Rebick’s fight for women’s’ rights and against depression

#North America, #Get outraged!

KÍMMAPIIYIPITSSINI: THE MEANING OF EMPATHY (Canada 2021, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers). Can compassion heal? The Kainai Nation and its methods of harm reduction

#North America, #Get outraged!

LES LIBRES – THE FREE ONES (Canada 2020, Nicolas Lévesque). On the production lines, surrounded by mountains of timber, former criminals try to find their way back into society.

#North America, #Hero's Journey

NO VISIBLE TRAUMA (Canada 2020, Robinder Uppal, Marc Serpa Francoeur). Police violence, systemic racism and a justice system that is on the brink of collapse as a result.

#North America, #Get outraged!

THE SILENCE (Canada 2020, Renée Blanchar). Systematic abuse in a Catholic community – a battle between the truth and religious silence

#Monstrously human: abysses and catastrophes, #North America

THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE THIS PLACE, ANYPLACE (Canada 2020, Lulu Wei). In a Toronto block identity falls victim to growth. A hole is left behind.

#Subtitles for the hearing impaired, #North America