The 6th edition DOC SCREENINGS INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL

Set to a traditional folk song recorded live at a Georgian wedding, this short documentary immerses viewers in the natural and cultural rhythm of the Kazbegi region. With no narration, the film focuses on the detailed sound design and visual atmosphere — where every insect and breeze plays like an instrument in a living orchestra.

After the freak rupture of her aorta, a condition that normally leads to death in minutes, Ingi Doyle and her partner Scott embark on a desperate search for answers. DISSECTION, the Witness Statement of Ingi Doyle, is a confronting documentary, minimalist and naked in style. Recounting survival against the odds, with medical teams doing everything possible to keep her alive, Ingi and Scott's journey becomes entwined with that of immunologist Professor Nikolai Petrovsky. Stripped back to the absolute essentials, with the interviewees in command of the screen, DISSECTION boldly pioneers a new 'nothing hidden' approach to documentary making.

Sharing a precious treasure trove of archival footage and personal stories, LOVE OF AN ICON: THE LEGEND OF CROCODILE DUNDEE is an intimate behind-the-scenes glimpse into the compelling combination of chemistry, collaboration and courage inherent in Australia’s most iconic film, and the extraordinary creative partnership that made it possible.

Two researchers from the National Museum of Natural History discover crates forgotten from Commander Charcot's Arctic expeditions. Their objective: to unlock the secrets of Arctic marine fauna in the face of global warming.

When looking for a gift for his kid, Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite) is introduced to the world of Grimdark. In that moment he starts down a journey that will take him all over the world and through interviews with prominent Grimdark authors, game developers, and dedicated fans, he delves into the themes that define the genre—all in an effort to find the man who started it all: John Blanche.

How do you hold on to hope in times of violence and oppression? For visual artist Mounira Al Solh, born in Lebanon and based in the Netherlands, making art is her lifeline: a way to ‘resist the feeling that we are doomed.’ Remarkably, this does not result in somber work. Dancing on the Ruins shows how Al Solh fearlessly builds a multifaceted and playfully activist body of work. Through textiles, ceramics, installations, video and paintings, the artist creates a colorful universe in which she blends personal stories with ancient myths and musical traditions. Her passion is fueled by a deep sense of urgency to offer optimism in a world full of injustice.

Driven By Angels A 30-year quest comes full circle as Vaughn Shafer, a 62-year-old pioneer of motorized skateboarding, confronts Father Time, the ghosts of his past, and an unexpected rival in one last attempt to etch his name into history. Armed with a highly modified machine powered by a 300cc KTM motorcycle engine, Vaughn sets out to reclaim his title as the fastest man on a motorized skateboard. But will it be enough? Work-in-progress submission. Current cut includes AI placeholder narration. Final estimated runtime: 99 minutes.

An uplifting movie about courage and the quest for meaning, how does one make one's life worthwhile.. The film is a journey through eco-villages and other ways of alternative living, yurts, caves, camper-vans all over Europe. We meet a bunch of very colorful authentic people, philosophers, hard workers, artists, gardeners.. all of them, they idealistically try to live a life based on values of togetherness, ecology, freedom, to live a life rich of deep connection to yourself, others and nature. This film puts us at a campfire together with them and doing so, hopes to inspires everyone to look inside himself and ask: What is really important to me? And how can I live a good life?

Cracking the Code, narrated by Mark Ruffalo, is an inspiring story of vision, perseverance, and the power of science to change the world. Phil Sharp’s journey from a Kentucky farm boy to Nobel laureate embodies the American Dream and the triumph of entrepreneurial spirit. His 1977 groundbreaking discovery of RNA splicing rewrote the rules of molecular biology and ignited a life-saving scientific revolution, laying the foundation for an industry that has become a cornerstone of global innovation and economic growth – and transformed the health of billions of patients worldwide.

This short documentary is filmed and finished by a 16 -years Chinese boy. Chengde, a small city in northern China, has long winters. Several elderly people want to promote ice and snow sports here, but they need to make more young people fall in love with ice sports. Therefore, they decide to shoot a short film. However, there are many difficulties in shooting the short film. They clumsily but diligently overcome various obstacles and continue to move forward.

The young Manchu and Mongolian shamans, Flaming Horse and Uligi, with their unique skills and ideas, challenge traditions and explore new-age ways of passing on their heritage, and are committed to sharing shamanic culture in all its diversity and vitality.