Leipzig International Festival for Documentary and Animated Film

http://www.dok-leipzig.de

Germany

The International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film - DOK Leipzig - is the largest German and one of the leading international festivals for artistic documentary and animated films.
 
It was founded in 1955 by the 'club of film-makers of the German Democratic Republic' (Club der Filmschaffenden der DDR) under the title All-German Leipzig Week for Cultural and Documentary Film, as the first independent film festival of the GDR. During the Cold War, the festival was a unique place of encounter and exchange for film-makers from East and West. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Leipzig Festival has developed into one of the most dynamic festivals for documentary and animated film, providing a high-quality programme and - since 2004 - additional industry offers.
 
The DOK Festival's film programme includes:
International Competitions Documentary and Animated Film
German Competition Documentary Film
International Young Talent Documentary Competition
Information and Special Programmes
Retrospectives

Hungarian films at the festival

2017 - Granny Project - MDR Film Prize (in competition) (winner)
2010 - Mathias, Mathias (in competition)
2010 - Touch (in competition)
2010 - Ariadne's Thread
2008 - Rhythm of the City
2008 - Song of Lives
2008 - Bahrtalo! (Good Luck!)
2007 - Life Line - Golden Dove (in competition) (winner)
2007 - Court Record. - In Memoriam Péter Mansfeld (in competition)
2005 - Maestro
2004 - New Eldorado
2003 - Ceasefire!
2003 - The Fox and the Raven
2002 - Ways
2002 - Psycho-parade
2000 - Vision (in competition)
2000 - Angelos' Film (in competition)
1997 - Free fall - Private Hungary 10 - FIPRESCI Prize (in competition) (winner)
1995 - The stairs (in competition)

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