MIPDOC & MIPTV 2015 LINE-UP
Censored Voices
Cartel Land
A film by Mor Loushy
84’ | Israel | 2015 | HD
A film by Matthew Heineman
98’ | USA | 2015 | HD One week after the 1967 ‘Six-Day’ war, a
group of young kibbutzinks recorded
intimate conversations with soldiers
returning from the battlefield.
CENSORED VOICES reveals these original
recordings for the first time. With unprecedented access, CARTEL LAND
is a harrowing look at the journeys of two
modern-day vigilante groups and their
shared enemy – the murderous Mexican
drug cartels. Sundance/Berlinale 2015
2 Awards at Sundance 2015
Lambert & Stamp
Dreamcatcher
A film by James D. Cooper
117’ | USA | 2015 | HD
A Film by Kim Longinotto
97’ | UK | 2015 | HD
Aspiring filmmakers Chris Stamp and Kit
Lambert set out to find a subject
for their underground movie. When they
meet a band called the High Numbers, they
decide to abandon their plans to make a
film and begin mentoring and managing
the group. The group evolved into the
iconic band known as The Who. DREAMCATCHER takes us into a hidden
world through the eyes of one of its
survivors, Brenda Myers-Powell. A former
teenage prostitute who worked the
streets of Chicago, Brenda defied the
odds to become a powerful advocate
for change in her community.
Sundance 2014
Sundance 2015 Award Winner
Fresh Dressed
3 1/2 Minutes
A film by Sacha Jenkins
82’ | U.S.A. | 2014 | HD
A Film by Marc Silver
98’ | USA | 2015 | HD
FRESH DRESSED is the fascinating chronicle
of hip-hop, urban fashion, and the hustle
that brought oversized pants and graffitidrenched jackets from the New York
discount markets to high fashion’s catwalks
and shopping malls all around the world.
Featuring industry insiders such Kanye
West, Nas, and Pharrell Williams.
In broad daylight in Jacksonville, a white
man opened fire at a car full of unarmed
teenagers and then fled. Three bullets hit
17-year-old Jordan Davis, who died at the
scene. Arrested the next day, Michael
Dunn claimed he shot in self-defense.
Thus began the extraordinary journey of
unraveling the truth. Sundance 2015
Sundance 2015 Award Winner
Finding Fela
Chameleon
A Film by Alex Gibney
119’ | USA | 2014 | HD
A Film by Ryan Mullins
78’ | Canada | 2014 | HD FINDING FELA tells the story of Fela
Anikulapo Kuti’s life, his music, and his
social and political importance. He
created a new musical movement,
Afrobeat, using that forum to express his
revolutionary political opinions against
the dictatorial Nigerian government.
Anas has been called the James Bond of
Ghanaian journalism. His unorthodox
methods are infamous throughout Africa,
but, despite his notoriety, his face is
unknown to the public. The film takes us
behind the scenes of the Tiger Eye
Investigations Bureau hot on the heels of
his next big case.
Sundance 2014
IDFA 2014
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Dior and I
A Film by Lina Plioplyte and Ari Seth Cohen
75’/52’ | USA | 2014 | HD
A Film by Frédéric Tcheng
90’ | France | 2014 | HD
The story behind the fashion blog that became an
international phenomenon. Ari Seth Cohen took to
the streets of New York with his camera,
photographing some of the city’s most stylish
elderly residents and proved that personal style
advances with age.
A masterful exploration of a towering fashion
institution that is the House of Christian Dior. A
privileged, behind-the-scenes look at the creation
of Raf Simons’ highly anticipated first Haute
Couture collection as the iconic brand’s new
Artistic Director. Hot Docs 2014
Tribeca 2014
Love is All
112 Weddings
A Film by Kim Longinotto
70’/52’ | UK/USA | 2014 | HD
A Film by Doug Block | 90’/52’ | USA | 2014
From the very first kiss ever caught on film,
through the disruption of war and interracial
relationships, to the birth of youth culture, free
love, and today’s gay liberation, we follow
courting couples through the century of cinema.
LOVE IS ALL is the celluloid story of love and
romance since the birth of the movie camera.
IDFA 2014
As a part-time wedding videographer hired for
his intimate documentary style, filmmaker Doug
Block (51 Birch Street, The Kids Grow Up) has
taped 112 weddings over two decades. He now
revisits them. Has it been happily ever after? Hot Docs 2014
Dangerous Acts
The Case Against 8
Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus
A Film by Madeleine Sackler
76’/56’ | USA | 2013 | HD
A Film by Ben Cotner and Ryan White
112’/56’ | USA | 2014 | HD Comprised of smuggled footage and uncensored
interviews, the film goes behind the scenes with
the Free Theatre, the acclaimed Belarusian troupe,
as they defy Europe’s last remaining dictatorship.
World Premiere: Toronto Film Festival 2013
A behind-the-scenes look inside the historic case
to overturn California’s ban on same-sex
marriage. The filmmakers picked up the directing
award at Sundance for this account of one of the
most significant civil rights battles in recent
history. An HBO Documentary Production.
Sundance 2014 Award Winner
Dinosaur 13
Print the Legend
A Film by Todd Miller
95’/85’/52’ | USA | 2014 | HD A Film by Luis Lopez and J. Clay Tweel
100’ | USA | 2014 | HD
On August 12, 1990, in the badlands of South
Dakota, a group of local palaeontologists
unearthed the largest, most complete
Tyrannosaurus Rex ever found. This is the true
tale behind one of the greatest discoveries in
history.
3D printing is revolutionising the world. From guns
to artificial limbs, possibilities to utilise this new
technology seem endless. Who are the market
leaders and who plays the part of Steve Jobs in
the 3D printing world? Sundance Film Festival 2014
SXSW 2014 Award Winner
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Project Children
The Curious Incident
A Film by Des Henderson
80’/ 52’ | UK | 2015 | HD
of the Dog in the Night Time
An ordinary New York policeman did something
quite extraordinary. Over a period of 40 years,
Denis Mulcahy gave 24,000 children from Northern
Ireland a holiday in US, away from the petrol bombs
and religious divides. He was twice nominated for
the Nobel Peace Prize, but quite incredibly, his
story has never been told on film, until now.
This feature-length documentary turns the
experience of a teenage boy with autism
travelling to London with his pet rat into
an exploration of the literary, theatrical and
neurological phenomenon of The Curious Incident
of the Dog in the Night-Time.
A film by Adam Low 70’ | UK | 2015 | HD