Watch the best films from our current selection online for free with follow-up discussions

All films will be available here on our website in the FILMS ONLINE section on the dates listed below. You will need a voucher to view them for free, so please email films@kinedok.net for the voucher on the relevant dates.

Discussions (in English) will take place at the times below on our YouTube (@instituteofdocumentaryfilm7825) and on KineDok International's Facebook page. It will always be on Mondays at 7 PM (GMT+1).

It will all be free and available from any KineDok partner country (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Croatia and Hungary). 

Documentary available: October 10 – 15 Online discussion: October 14

Marta, a musician and daughter of Jiří, a materials physicist, has decided that his idea for a global reduction in carbon emissions will not remain confined to just domestic kitchen debates. The film exposes the complexity of the relationship between father and daughter, who, while searching for a way to fulfill an ecological dream, also seek a way to connect with each other. Frustration from helplessness and repeated failures is further compounded by Jiří's complicated nature and his impractical communication. However, the complications are transformed in the film into a kind of self-parody, and the songs Marta composes are similarly lightening the mood. It's a story of modern-day Quixotic endeavors and the complexity of advocating for an individual's idea through the machinery that seems to be the very milieu of environmental activism.

Documentary available: November 7 – 12 Online discussion: November 11

Every national cinema has creative generations that follow closely and influence each other. Whether as colleagues, as teachers and students, or as friends who share inspirations over drinks in the evenings. How do the last three generations of Slovak documentary filmmakers interact on these levels?

Documentary available: December 5 – 10 Online discussion: December 9

A correspondence chronicle of the friendship between two women, separated by thousands of kilometers between Iran and Romania, and simultaneously a remarkably edited film essay, reflecting on unfulfilled dreams of a better future in the second half of the 20th century.

Documentary available: January 9 – 14 Online discussion: January 13

Tea Vidović Dalipi is the director and protagonist of a personally tuned documentary film that explores difficult questions of cultural differences, everyday racism, and overcoming one's own prejudices through the story of one married couple.

Documentary available: February 6 – 11 Online discussion: February 10

Young women from socialist Hungary seek their happiness and a chance to connect with foreign consumerism through relationships with Italian men. How does this idyll turn out?