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Joanna Pardos on the impact of her film and the corruption, mismanagement and harassment the Women's World Cup-winning team continues to face.

Thousands of Chinese women are falling in love with AI bots and 'Replica' filmmaker Chouwa Liang is proud to be among them.

'All Is Well' filmmakers on capturing the life of refugees in Amsterdam, visiting war-torn Ukraine and 'shame' about the Dutch far-right rise.

"Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird" is an unconventional film made about the creative partnership between the Mars Volta masterminds.

Forum Awards went to Ibrahim Omar's 'Dry Sky,' Lana Y. Daher's 'Do You Love Me,' Yara Costa's 'Looking for the Mermaid' and May Abdalla's 'Amorphous.'

Nicolas Philibert, director of 'On the Adamant,' spoke at IDFA about why he doesn't do much research about a subject before filming.

Documentary filmmakers speak on using film as a tool to fight 'rise of populism.'

'Leonardo da Vinci' directors Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David McMahon on their PBS documentary about the Italian Renaissance painter and intellectual.

BuzzFeed's long in the making 'Brother Orange' documentary -- about a stolen phone that ended up in China -- has been picked up by Gravitas Ventures.

'Sugarcane' directors on unearthing decades of abuse at Canada's Indian residential schools and the impact of their doc on North American politics.