DOKU. ARTS is the new European platform for international films on art. Like in 2007, the festival focuses on documentary films, supplemented by hybrid productions which fuse fictional and documentary genres.

During this workshop the participants get the oppourtunity to pitch their short film script to European producers at the international short film festival in Clermont-Ferrand.

DOKU. ARTS is the new European platform for international films on art. Like in 2006, the festival focuses on documentary films, supplemented by hybrid productions which fuse fictional and documentary genres.

DOKU. ARTS is the new European platform for international films on art. Like in 2006, the festival focuses on documentary films, supplemented by hybrid productions which fuse fictional and documentary genres

Out of 500 films from more than 20 countries, 35 have been selected and their directors invited to come to Berlin to present their films personally at the festival.

The International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animation Films is held for the 46th time from 14th-19th October, 2003 - an international festival with the focus on the intellectual-artistic "transfer" between east and west in the centre of Europe.

In the history of Soviet cinema, the image of "the Germans" was mostly prejudiced and pre-programmed.

The "goEast" Festival of the Central and Eastern European Film was held in Wiesbaden from 10th-17th April 2002. Under the direction of Hans-Joachim Schlegel the lectures and talks explored the links between esthetics and politics in films.

The aim of the Film Festival "Regards croisés" from 8th-14th November 2001 was to make the public at large sensitive for the language and cultural diversity of Europe.