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TIFF & Camden Reports With 'Union Town' And More -- Doc Talk Podcast (opens the original)
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September brought a rash of film festivals (well, maybe “rash” is the wrong word; that sounds like a skin condition. How about a “slew” instead?). In any case, it was one film festival after another this month, beginning with Venice, continuing with Telluride, then Toronto, and for documentary lovers, the Camden International Film Festival in Maine. Deadline’s Doc Talk podcast team packed up the recording equipment and headed into the field to report from the North American fests. On the latest
IDFA Announces 100+ Titles, Including '14th,' 'Closure,' and More (opens the original)
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The lineup for the 2026 International Documentary Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) is taking shape, with the announcement Tuesday of more than 100 titles joining the roster. The 39th edition of the world’s largest documentary festival revealed selections across its Signed, Paradocs, Best of Fests, and Short Documentary Competition, and the first projects in its new media DocLab strand. IDFA runs November 12-22 in the Dutch capital, under the artistic direction of Isabel Arrate Fernández. The Signed sec
'My Home Of Wind And Sand,' directed by Patrick Wally, has been acquired for worldwide sales by Lightdox. (opens the original)
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EXCLUSIVE: Lightdox has acquired world sales rights to the documentary My Home of Wind and Sand ahead of its world premiere Tuesday at the Zurich Film Festival. Filmmaker Patrick Wally spent over a decade on his film, a portrait of women’s rights, human rights and climate activist Najla Mohamed Lamin, who was born in a Sahrawi refugee camp in Algeria. Lamin has led a peaceful campaign supporting the right of Western Sahara to self-determination, a dream of Sahrawi refugees that has been frustrat
Threats Against 'NAZA' Directors Must Stop, IDA Tells Israel (opens the original)
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The International Documentary Association is coming to the defense of NAZA filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. The nonprofit organization posted a letter to its website urging the Israeli government to stop what the IDA terms a “campaign of threats” against the directors, whose film is sharply critical of Israel’s conduct of the war in Gaza which has killed tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians. “IDA calls on the Israeli government to withdraw its threats against filmmakers Yuval Abra
Film Exposing Mistreatment Of Beagles Coming From Director Lily Blavin (opens the original)
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EXCLUSIVE: Oscar winner Ross Kauffman, Sarah Sarandos, and Scott Veltri have signed on to produce They Were Good Dogs, a documentary that exposes cruel treatment of beagles “bred, caged and tested on in the name of research for pharmaceuticals, pesticides, industrial chemicals and household products.” The film now in post-production marks the directorial debut of Lily Blavin, founder of Lightning Strikes Productions. The documentary is the result of six years of investigation into practices that
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