IDFA Awards 2024
IDFA Awards 2024
21 Nov '24
IDFA
The highly anticipated IDFA Awards Ceremony! Attendance by invitation only.
Festival IDFA
Run time 120 minutes
Genre Event
IDFA
IDFA strives to strengthen the international documentary climate by focusing more than ever on documentary film as an art form. This focus includes documentary films with an original visual language or structure, films that show lesser-known cultures or are filmed from a non-Western perspective, and interactive or immersive documentaries that innovate the field.
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Black Box Diaries
15 Nov '24
When journalist Shiori Ito is raped by a colleague, she decides to seek justice, in the face of a Japanese culture of silence.
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Teaches of Peaches
15 Nov '24
A portrait of a feminist icon, queer fighter and all-round who-gives-a-shit.
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Life and Other Problems
16 Nov '24
What is life? This film is a nuanced and playful philosophical reflection on that question.
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The Wolves Always Come at Night
16 Nov '24
Climate change and desertification force a Mongolian herder and his family to move from the Gobi desert to the big city.
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Elementary
16 Nov '24
Veteran documentarian Claire Simon follows the daily routines at a progressive elementary school in a multicultural suburb of Paris.
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Grand Theft Hamlet
16 Nov '24
Is it possible to perform an entire theater play in an online multiplayer game?
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Songs of Slow Burning
17 Nov '24
Powerful audiovisual report on two years in Ukraine, close to and far from the front line.
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Apocalyps in the Tropics
17 Nov '24
Terrifying account of the rise and enormous political influence of evangelical fundamentalism in Brazil.
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The Cats of Gokogu Shrine
17 Nov '24
The Shinto shrine Gokogu in the Japanese coastal town of Ushimado is a refuge for stray cats.
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Sympathy for the Devil
22 Nov '24
Godard’s controversial, key film of the 1968 counterculture era tracks the creation of the classic Rolling Stones song “Sympathy for the Devil” in the studio, intercutting extraordinary fictional scenes packed with radical political and cultural statements.