In ‘Homesick,’ a Director Explores Belonging as an Adoptee From Korea and Breaks the Silence About the Dark Sides of Living in “a Random Family”

Taekyung Tanja Inwol discusses her second feature documentary, which premiered at CPH:DOX, the challenges of being both filmmaker and protagonist, and her unusual but memorable visual choices.

Thierry Frémaux on Why ‘Today, We Never Trust Images We See’ — but We Can Trust the Lumière Brothers and ‘Apocalypse Now’

Cannes Film Festival director Thierry Frémaux on his new Lumière brothers documentary and the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. Interview.
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Doc'n Roll NYC Film Fest 2026: Butthole Surfers, Rockers Revenge, Sex Pistols' Glen Matlock, more

Glen Matlock, founding member of the Sex Pistols, co-wrote ten of Never Mind the Bollocks’ songs, only to have is role ...

Moving on from the Oscars, plus the week’s best films in L.A.

Bud Cort's lone directing effort 'Ted & Venus,' 50th anniversary of 'Network' in 35mm, Duvall and De Niro in 'True Confessions,' and the world premiere restoration of Greg Harrison's 'Groove.' ...

Systemic Racism, AI Bias, Dark Rooms, Trump, a Memorial for Gaza and More: Welcome to ‘Hypervigilance,’ CPH:DOX’s Inter:Active Showcase

"The general level of hypervigilance is rising across society," says curator Mark Atkin. "Embedded within each experience is ...