20.06.2025
Doxumentale Film Awards 2025
The award-winning films of Doxumentale 2025 open doors to new perspectives, touch our souls, and challenge us to stay awake: Discover them now!
20.06.2025
Discover our online programme now!
Until June 30th, immerse yourself in a curated collection of our powerful, moving festival films. Turn your living room into a cinema!

Orcas, penguins, and even slugs—nature's diversity is far queerer than you might think. Connel Bradwell takes us on a journey through the animal kingdom, sharing nature’s coming-out stories with humour, love, and a fresh perspective on queerness in the wild.

For five years, Zuzana Čaputová led a divided country—and allowed cameras a glimpse behind the scenes. Through crises, public dialogues, and quiet moments, this intimate portrait of the former Slovak president reveals what true leadership means—and what it costs.

Film
Undercover: Exposing the Far Right
15. Jun
/ 14:30 / Atelier Gardens
17. Jun
/ 18:30 / Publix
20. Jun
/ 20:30 / Kant Kino
What seems like a thriller is in fact reality: with a camera hidden in his shirt button, journalist Harry Shukman spends months putting his life at risk to gain access to the heart of far-right networks.

Film
The Age of Water
19. Jun
/ 18:00 / b-ware! Ladenkino
21. Jun
/ 21:00 / Sputnik Kino
22. Jun
/ 20:30 / Zeiss-Großplanetarium
After a series of mysterious illnesses and deaths, a community in Mexico discovers that their water is radioactive. At the center of the story are six mothers on a quest for justice who suspect that there is a connection between the contamination and the death of three girls.

Film
Black Limbo
17. Jun
/ 19:30 / City Kino Wedding
21. Jun
/ 18:00 / Kant Kino
22. Jun
/ 20:30 / b-ware! Ladenkino
Spain’s dark colonial past resurfaces as the family of Acacio Mañe, Equatorial Guinea’s independence leader, demands justice. Silenced crimes, hidden archives, and a decades-long fight for truth reveal a history Spain has repeatedly tried to forget.

Film
Third Act
17. Jun
/ 18:00 / b-ware! Ladenkino
18. Jun
/ 21:00 / Sputnik Kino
22. Jun
/ 20:30 / Kant Kino
A father, a son, a story that remained untold for so long. Tadashi Nakamura sheds light on the Parkinson's disease of his father Robert A. Nakamura, a key figure in Asian-American film culture.