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Orwa Nyrabia, the artistic director of leading documentary festival IDFA in Amsterdam, will step down from his position on July 1.

Zlatko Pranjic, director of Ji.hlava film festival award winner 'Sky Above Zenica,' on how a Bosnian community fought a powerful steel company.

In Ji.hlava Doc Festival winner 'Gray Zone,' Daniela Meressa Rusnoková relives trauma of premature birth to call for systemic change.

Documentaries like 'The Last Republican' could prove even more influential after the Nov. 5 presidential election.

Ji.hlava Film Festival's Slovak Films of the 40s program shows 'art can be created' even under Hitler's boot.

In 'Happiness to All,' Filip Remunda portrays a characteristically off-kilter protagonist - one who projects invincibility somehow tinged with doom.

The team of explorers and filmmakers behind NatGeo doc 'Endurance' on telling the 'parallel story' of Shackleton's 1915 shipwreck and 2022 discovery.

From Michael Moore to the Balkan War, subjects on camera have their own agenda, says Kirsten Johnson at Ji.hlava Doc Festival.

Pamela Hogan's documentary about 1970s feminist strike 'The Day Iceland Stood Still' sells to Spain and Japan for Rise and Shine World Sales.

Upcoming documentary by Emily Harrold follows South Carolina's 'Sister Senators' as they battle political divide and misogyny.