• by Marjoleine Boonstra

    Five dreamlike collages of image and sound transport us to disaster areas, after the reporters have left.

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  • by Daniel Burwen

    Award-winning innovative graphic novel app that reconstructs the battle for black gold in the Arab world, long before the Second World War broke out.

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  • by Lucia Sanchez, Andrés Jarach

    A crash course in parenthood, for women who are afraid to look worn out after childbirth and men who can’t multitask

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  • by Matt Smith, Alicia Hamilton & Poppy Stockell

    Three-dimensional web installation about the turbulent history of The Block, an aboriginal district in the heart of Sydney. Forty years on, it’s about to make way for a new development.

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  • by Ze Frank

    Three times a week, Internet pioneer Ze Frank humorously deals the world while creating wonderful collaborative artworks with his Internet audience.

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  • by Mark Breslin, Jane Burton

    This Tate Modern web exhibition presents the vestiges of lost artworks, to bring attention to their impact on the art world.

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  • by Jeremy Mendes, Leanne Allison

    Wildlife in Banff National Park from the perspective of a grizzly bear and that of the park rangers watching her 24 hours a day.

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  • by Shayla Harris

    The story of Derek Boogaard, an NHL hockey player who died at 28 of an accidental drug and alcohol overdose, compounded with chronic skull fractures incurred on the ice.

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  • by Moniker

    A simple but effective online timewaster: stop your cursor somewhere on the screen and a picture is loaded in which someone points right back at it.

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  • by Guillaume Braun,Bruno Choinière

    The website as a confessional: insomniacs are asked to provide insight into their affliction, which will be used in an interactive artwork.

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  • by Jonathan Harris

    “The most beautiful place in the world to tell stories”: a platform where users can share their life stories in pictures, text and audio

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  • by Miquel Dewever - Plana, Isabelle Fougère

    This interactive tablet documentary allows you to swipe back and forth between a no-frills presentation of the violent confessions of former gang member Alma and an alternate image stream that puts it all in context.

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  • by Manfred Becker, Sarah Fortin

    A live web documentary about At Home, a major Canadian housing project that gave homes to 1,265 homeless people.

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  • by Stephane Siohan, Matthieu Sarte

    In 12 short films, hosts Oleg and Katya take us on a tour of Ukraine, which hosted the European Soccer Cup last summer.

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  • by Christopher Murray, Antoinio Luco

    A new generation of Chilean filmmakers joins forces on this online platform with snapshots of everyday goings-on in Chile.

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Past events

Installation: Alma, a Tale of Violence 21 Nov 2012 at 10:00

Exhibition of photography and drawings from the interactive project Alma, a Tale of Violence.

Installation: Moments of Innovation 21 Nov 2012 at 10:00

Interactive Installation: When Documentary and Technology Converge

Installation: Robots in Residence 21 Nov 2012 at 15:00

If robots can build cars and bomb people in foreign countries, why wouldn’t they be able to make documentary films one day?

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Installation: Robots in Residence

If robots can build cars and bomb people in foreign countries, why wouldn’t they be able to make documentary films one day?

Live Cinema event: Tales of Violence and Everyday Life

World premieres of two very different interactive documentaries that provide a unique glimpse into Latin America.

Live Cinema Event: Reality vs Future

Live cinema event exploring the intimate relationship between documentary storytelling and technology, from the early 19th century to the near future.

Interactive Documentary Conference

On 18 November 2012, IDFA presents a one-day conference on the future of documentary storytelling in the digital age.

DocLab at SXSW 2012

IDFA DocLab presents two sessions on interactive documentary at SXSW. With Jeremy Mendes (NFB), Marshall Heald (SBS Australia) and Caspar Sonnen (IDFA DocLab).

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