The programme of the 2010 edition of the festival included outstanding movies and documentaries that have their premiere at the festival, many films that will be screened one time only at the festival, a retrospective of Iranian director Bahman Ghobadi's work, remarkable documentaries that make their ‘come-back' after being screened at IDFA 2009, and a selection of the best human rights films that were taken to the big screen in 2009.
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The programme of the next edition of the festival, which will take place form March 24th- March 30th 2011, will be published on this site as of February 2011.
Films alphabeticallyFilms per daySelections
A Matter of ACT | Bahman Ghobadi Retrospective | Camera Justitia | Educational | God Save the Queer | Harvest | IDFA Selection | Moving | Specials | Stop Aid Now
A personal quest by Yoav Shamir, winner of the Joris Ivens Award, to find out what anti-Semitism stands for in the contemporary western world.... »
The daily life of Kenya’s city and country dwellers, who see no reason whatsoever for (white men) meddling with internal affairs.... »
Eye-opening and sometimes shocking documentary about the modern, online form of baby traffic. »
VPRO IDFA Award 2010. Every year, Chinese migrant workers undertake a heroic journey from the industrial areas to their native villages in the province.... »
Impressive portrait of one of the last white farmers in Zimbabwe, who institutes legal proceedings against Mugabe.... »
Two Danish comedians obtain permission to perform a variety act in North Korea. A grotesque undertaking.... »
‘The Shock Doctrine' named after the book by activist Naomi Klein, argues that the free market system has all the characteristics of a dictatorial regime.... »
In the staggering documentary 'To Shoot an Elephant', activist Alberto Arce zooms in on life in Gaza, occupied by Israel.... »
Dutch documentary makers Femke and Ilse van Velzen collect statements from perpetrators in their latest film on rape in times of war.... »
A group of Iranian lawyers and human rights defenders stand up for women’s rights in Iran. »
In this popcorn documentary full of humour, fast editing and acute comments, the Yes Men ridicule the free market.... »