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DOC NYC · 2026

DOC NYC 2026

Fight The Power

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8 films

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10 Days Later

A stirring 25th-anniversary reflection on 9/11 and the first MLB game at Shea Stadium in its wake, capturing how baseball helped New Yorkers begin to heal.

(Country: United States of America; Year: 2026; Director: Celia Aniskovich)

80 Angry Journalists

When, under Viktor Orbán’s far-right prime ministership, Index.hu succumbed to state-sponsored repression, 80 journalists quit in protest, including András Földes, who picked up the camera and documented what came next.

(Year: 2026; Director: András Földes, Anna Kis) , Trailer

Enough

Both a fascinating portrait of a social crusader and a mirror to police murders of Black Americans, this film examines the aftermath where grief and the desire for justice co-exist.

(Year: 2026; Director: Kreshnik Jonuzi, Matthew Vigil) , Trailer

Kenny: The Marxist Who Would Be Mayor

The Corvette-driving, verbally gifted Marxist Ken Cockrel was a powerhouse lawyer in 1970s Detroit, a city roiled by segregation, racial unrest, and police brutality.

(Year: 2026; Director: Christopher Gruse) , Trailer

My NDA

Three people bound by non-disclosure agreements face extreme personal risk to expose how a simple intellectual property contract is weaponised to silence, manipulate and control.

(Country: US; Year: 2026; Director: Miriam Shor, Juliane Dressner)

Traces

Documentary shines a light on Ukrainian women who, after surviving conflict-related sexual violence and torture during the Russian war of aggression, refuse to remain silent.

(Country: Ukraine, Poland; Year: 2026; Director: Alisa Kovalenko, Marysia Nikitiuk)

With Love and Rage

November 17, 1980, is a watershed date for American feminism. It was the day when thousands of women surrounded the Pentagon in protest of Ronald Reagan’s war policies. Filmmaker Bojina Panayotova reconstructs that forgotten history.

(Year: 2026; Director: Bojina Panayotova) , Trailer

Zenón and the Rebel Boats

Puerto Rican fisherman and organiser Carlos "Taso" Zenón led his Vieques community against the US military's occupation, told through unseen archival footage.

(Year: 2026; Director: Juan C. Dávila Santiago)