Sheffield DocFest · 2025
8 films · 5 reviews
Troyanovsky also communicates the mental toll that comes with being away from the frontline, not just for those who have been in active service, like Alaska, but also parents and family.
(Country: Ukraine; Year: 2025; Director: Yegor Troyanovsky)
(Country: Macao; Year: 2025; Director: Hao Zhou)
Universal ideas interlock with this personal and resonant story.
(Country: US; Year: 2025; Director: Karla Murthy)
(Country: Norway, Latvia, South Korea; Year: 2025; Director: Sun Kim, Morten Traavik; Writer: Sun Kim, Morten Traavik)
The sense of hopefulness in people’s urge to continue and to rebuild shines through but this film also looks the lasting more negative impact of war unflinchingly in the eye.
(Country: Ukraine; Year: 2025; Director: Mila Teshaieva, Marcus Lenz)
Full of engaging material yet sometimes stretched a little too thin, the film is less pop biopic, more a meditation on ageing, and over time it takes on an increasingly melancholic tone.
(Country: UK; Year: 2025; Director: Kim Hopkins; Writer: Kim Hopkins; Stars: Dene Michael Betteridge, Anne Betteridge)
At times this is an achingly painful film, as Katya determinedly ploughs on hoping that love and stoicism can conquer all
(Country: Belgium, Netherlands, France; Year: 2025; Director: Anastasiya Miroshnichenko)
(Country: Austria, Brazil, United States, Canada, Germany; Year: 2025; Director: Richard Ladkani)
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