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International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam

Location| Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded| 1988
Hosted by| IDFA
Language| International
Website| idfa.nl

The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) is the world's largest documentary film festival held annually since 1988 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

## History

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IDFA was founded by Ally Derks, who remained at the helm from 1988 until 2017, when she stepped down. Barbara Visser oversaw the 2017 edition as interim director. In January 2018, Syrian film producer Orwa Nyrabia was appointed[1] as the new artistic director of IDFA.

Over a period of twelve days in 2018, it screened more than 300 films and sold more than 250,000 tickets. Visitors to the festival increased from 65,000 in 2000 to 285,000 in 2018.[2]

## Description

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The festival is an independent, international meeting place for audiences and professionals to see a diverse (in form, content, and cultural background) program of high-quality documentaries. IDFA selects creative and accessible documentaries, which offer new insights into society.[3]

The festival was initially held at the Leidseplein area in the centre of Amsterdam. It has since spread to a number of other locations, including Tuschinski Cinema and EYE Filmmuseum. Apart from its international film program, the variety of genres, and the many European and world premieres featured each year, the festival also hosts debates, forums, and workshops. Since 2007, the festival's New Media program IDFA DocLab showcases the best interactive non-fiction storytelling and explores how the digital revolution is reshaping documentary art.[citation needed]

In addition to the festival, IDFA has developed several professional activities, contributing to the development of filmmakers and their films at all stages. At the co-financing and co-production market IDFA Forum filmmakers and producers pitch their plans to financiers; at Docs for Sale new documentaries are on offer to programmers and distributors; the IDFA Bertha Fund supports filmmakers and documentary projects in developing countries, and the IDFAcademy offers international training programs for up-and-coming doc talents.[4]

## 2023 incident

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At the opening ceremony of the festival in 2023 held on 8 November in the shadow of the 2023 Israel–Hamas war, three activists burst onto the stage and waved a sign bearing the inscription "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free". This was to show solidarity with the people of Gaza,[5] who have been exposed to bombardment by the Israeli army in retaliation to the terror attack on Israeli citizens by the terror organization Hamas.[6][7] The activists received applause from the audience, which included the festival director Orwa Nyrabia. On 10 November members of Israel’s film community condemned the activists' use of the slogan and the fact that it was applauded by Nyrabia.[8] Following the IDFA's official apology,[9] the Palestinian Film Institute withdrew its three documentaries from the festival and started a petition protesting what it perceives as "institutional vilification and censorship in the filmmaking industry".[10]

## Prizes

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The best new documentaries of the year compete in IDFA's main competition programs:

* The IDFA Award for Best Feature-Length Documentary for best documentary longer than 70 minutes.

Prize: €15,000 (The jury also presents a Special Jury Award)

* The IDFA Award for Best Mid-Length Documentary for best documentary between 40 and 70 minutes.

Prize: €10,000 (The jury also presents a Special Jury Award)

* The IDFA Award for Best Short Documentary for best documentary under 40 minutes.

Prize: €5,000 (The jury also presents a Special Jury Award)

* The IDFA Award for Best First Appearance for best debut film.

Prize: €10,000 (The jury also presents a Special Jury Award)

* The IDFA Award for Best Student Documentary for best student documentary from film academies around the world.

Prize: €5,000 (The jury also presents a Special Jury Award)

* The Beeld en Geluid IDFA Award for Dutch Documentary for best Dutch documentary.

Prize: €7,500 (The jury also presents a Special Jury Award)

Alongside the competition programs, five awards are awarded during IDFA:

* VPRO IDFA Audience Award for best film as voted by the audience.

Prize: €5,000

* Amsterdam Human Rights Award for the documentary that best depicts the theme of human rights.

Prize: €25,000

* Prins Bernard Cultuurfonds Documentary Scholarship, a €50,000 grant for a documentary talent, allowing the recipient to make a documentary about a subject of their choice.
* Filmfonds DocLab Interactive Grant, a cash prize for the development of interactive projects within the Netherlands.
* Karen de Bok Talent Award for the winner of the IDFAcademy & NPO-fonds workshop. It is the successor of the Media Fund Award Documentary. The NPO Fund awards the winner €25,000 to further develop the project in collaboration with a producer and a broadcast.

## Program sections

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In addition to the competitions, IDFA presents several non-competitive film programs:

### Regular programs

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* Masters

In this program section, the festival presents the latest documentaries by renowned documentary auteurs.

* Best of Fests

In Best of Fests, the festival presents films that have made an impact on the international festival circuit this year.

* Panorama

In this section, the festival presents films from all over the world, which are thought-provoking in their form and choice of theme.

* Paradocs

The films in this section showcase what is going on beyond the frame of traditional documentary filmmaking, on the borders between film and art, truth and fiction, and narrative and design.

* Music Documentary

Screenings of many films from this program are accompanied by live performances connected to the films.

### Specials

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In addition to the regular programs, each year the festival presents programs like Queer Day, featuring new documentaries about LGBTQ-related topics; Focus programs which zoom in on aspects like sound design, editing, and cinematography or a topical theme; a themed program by DocLab, featuring live events and an interactive exhibition; and a retrospective of a filmmaker who also chooses a personal documentary Top 10.

## Award winners

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### IDFA Award for Best Feature-Length Documentary (formerly: Joris Ivens Award)

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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1988 | Birthplace Unknown | Karin Junger [fr] |  Netherlands
1988 | Ksjsiner | Ruben Gevorksjanz |  Soviet Union
1989 | Šķērsiela | Ivars Seleckis [et; fr; lv; ru] |  Soviet Union
1990 | Christo in Paris | D. Maysles |  United States
1991 | Dreams and Silence | Omar Al-Quattan |  Belgium
1992 | La Memoria del agua | Hector Faver |  Spain
1993 | Belovy | Viktor Kossakovsky |  Russia
1994 | Solo, de wet van de Favela | Jos de Putter |  Netherlands
1995 | Délits Flagrants [fr] | Raymond Depardon |  France
1996 | Atman | Pirjo Honkasalo |  Finland /  Germany
1997 | Auf der Kippe | Andrei Schwartz |  Germany
1998 | Fotoamator / Photographer | Dariusz Jablonski |  Poland
1999 | André Hazes – Zij gelooft in mij | John Appel |  Netherlands
2000 | The Sea That Thinks | Gert de Graaff [nl] |  Netherlands
2001 | Family | Phie Ambo [da; fr] & Sami Saif |  Denmark
2002 | Stevie | Steve James |  United States
2003 | Checkpoint | Yoav Shamir |  Israel
2004 | Stand van de maan | Leonard Retel Helmrich |  Netherlands
2005 | My Grandmother's House [ca] | Adán Aliaga [ca; es] |  Spain
2006 | The Monastery: Mr. Vig and the Nun | Pernille Rose Grønkjær[11][12] |  Denmark
2007 | Stranded | Gonzalo Arijon [pt] |  France
2008 | Burma VJ: Reporting from a Closed Country | Anders Østergaard [ar; arz; da; de; fi; fr; pt] |  Denmark
2009 | Last Train Home | Lixin Fan |  Canada
2010 | Position Among the Stars | Leonard Retel Helmrich |  Netherlands
2011 | Planet of Snail | Seung-jun Yi [ko] |  South Korea
2012 | First Cousin Once Removed | Alan Berliner |  United States
2013 | Song from the Forest | Michael Obert |  Germany
2014 | Of Men and War | Laurent Bécue-Renard |  France /  Switzerland
2015 | Don Juan | Jerzy Sladkowski |  Sweden /  Finland
2016 | Nowhere to Hide | Zaradasht Ahmed |  Norway /  Sweden
2017 | The Other Side of Everything[13] | Mila Turajlić |  Serbia
2018 | Reason[14] | Anand Patwardhan |  India
2019 | In a Whisper | Heidi Hassan & Patricia Pérez Fernández |  Cuba /  Cuba
2020 | Radiograph of a Family | Firouzeh Khosrovani |  Iran
2021 | Mr. Landsbergis [de] | Sergei Loznitsa |  Ukraine
2022 | Apolonia, Apolonia[15] | Lea Glob[16] |  Denmark
2023 | 1489[17] | Shoghakat Vardanyan |  Armenia

### VPRO IDFA Audience Award

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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1988 | The Last Judgement | Herz Frank [arz; de; fr; he; it; lt; lv; ru; uk] |  Soviet Union
1989 | Skierskala | Ivars Seleckis [et; fr; lv; ru] |  Soviet Union
1990 | In Memory of the Day Passed By | Šarūnas Bartas |  Lithuania
1991 | Djembéfola | Laurent Chevallier [fr] |  France
1992 | Black Harvest | Robin Anderson & Bob Connolly |  Australia
1993 | Belovy | V. Kossakovsky |  Russia
1994 | Choice and Destiny | Tsipi Reibenbach |  Israel
1995 | Anne Frank Remembered | Jon Blair |  United Kingdom
1996 | Blue Eyed | B. Verhaag |  Germany
1997 | Vision Man | W. Long |  Sweden
1998 | Twee Vaders | Ko van Reenen |  Netherlands
1999 | Crazy | Heddy Honigmann |  Netherlands
2000 | Desi | Maria Ramos |  Netherlands
2001 | Offspring, B | B. Stevens |  Canada
2002 | Bowling for Columbine | Michael Moore |  United States
2003 | My Flesh and Blood | Jonathan Karsh |  United States
2004 | The Yes Men | Dan Ollman & Sarah Price & Chris Smith |  United States
2005 | Sisters in Law | Kim Longinotto & Florence Ayisi |  United Kingdom
2006 | We Are Together / Thina simunye | Paul Taylor |  United Kingdom
2007 | To See If I'm Smiling | Tamar Yarom |  Israel
2008 | RiP: A Remix Manifesto | Brett Gaylor |  Canada
2009 | The Cove | Louie Psihoyos |  United States

### Special Jury Prize

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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1988 | Hôtel Terminus: The Life and Times of Klaus Barbie | Marcel Ophüls |  France /  United States
1988 | The Power of Solovki | Marina Goldovskaya |  Soviet Union
1989 | Skierskala | Ivars Seleckis [et; fr; lv; ru] |  Soviet Union
1990 | The Collector | E. Strömdahl |  Sweden
1991 | Djembéfola | Laurent Chevallier [fr] |  France
1992 | Black Harvest | Robin Anderson & Bob Connolly |  Australia
1993 | Mit Verlust ist zu Rechnen | Ulrich Seidl |  Austria
1994 | Choice and Destiny | Tsipi Reibenbach |  Israel
1995 | Picasso Would Have Made a Glorious Waiter | Jonathan Schell |  United States
1996 | The Typewriter, the Rifle and the Movie Camera | Adam Simon |  England
1997 | Little Dieter Needs to Fly | Werner Herzog |  Germany
1998 | Pavel and Lyalya / a Jerusalem Romance | Viktor Kossakovsky |  Russia
1999 | A Cry from the Grave | Leslie Woodhead |  England
2000 | Keep the River on Your Right: A Modern Cannibal Tale | Laurie Gwen & David Shapiro |  United States
2001 | Elsewhere | Nikolaus Geyrhalter |  Austria
2002 | On Hitler's Highway | Lech Kowalski |  France
2003 | The Corporation | Mark Achbar |  Canada
2004 | Liberia: An Uncivil War | Jonathan Stack & James Brabazon |  United States
2005 | Our Daily Bread | Nikolaus Geyrhalter |  Austria
2006 | Tender's Heat. Wild Wild beach | Alexander Rastorguev |  Russia
2007 | Hold Me Tight, Let Me Go | Kim Longinotto |  United Kingdom
2008 | Forgetting Dad | Rick Minnich & Matthew Sweetwood |  Germany /  United States
2009 | The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers | Judith Ehrlich & Rick Goldsmith [de; pt] |  United States
2012 | Teached | Kelly Amis |  United States
2013 | A Letter to Nelson Mandela | Khalo Matabane |  South Africa /  Germany
2014 | Something Better to Come | Hanna Polak |  Denmark /  Poland
2015 | Ukrainian Sheriffs | Roman Bondarchuk |  Ukraine /  Latvia /  Germany
2016 | Still Tomorrow | Jian Fan |  People's Republic of China
2017 | The Deminer | Hogir Hirori |  Sweden /  Iraq
2018 | Los Reyes | Bettina Perut & Iván Osnovikoff |  Chile /  Chile

### IDFA Award for Best Mid-Length Documentary (formerly: Silver Wolf Award)

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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1995 | 6 Open, 21 Closed | Amit Goren |  Israel
1996 | Mr. Behrmann – Leben Traum Tod | Andreas Voigt (director) [de] |  Germany
1997 | Gigi, Monica...& Bianca | Yasmina Abdellaoui & Benoït Dervaux |  Belgium
1998 | Hephzibah | Curtis Levy |  Australia
1999 | Les Enfants du Borinage – Lettre à Henri Storck | Patric Jean [fr] |  Belgium
2000 | Jung (War) in the Land of the Mujaheddin | Fabrizio Lazzaretti [it], Alberto Vendemmiati [it], Giuseppe Petitto |  Italy
2001 | Haj-Abba's Wives | Mohsen Abdolvahab [fa] |  Iran
2002 | Interesting Times: The Secret of My Success | Jinchuan Duan |  Chile
2003 | Surplus: Terrorized into Being Consumers | Erik Gandini |  Sweden
2004 | Georgi and the butterflies | Andrey Paounov |  Bulgaria
2005 | Before Flying Back to the Earth | Arūnas Matelis |  Lithuania
2006 | Enemies of Happiness | Eva Mulvad |  Denmark
2007 | To See If I'm Smiling | Tamar Yarom |  Israel
2008 | Boris Ryzhy | Aliona van der Horst [nl] |  Netherlands
2009 | Iron Crows | Bong-Nam Park |  South Korea
2010 | People I Could Have Been And Maybe Am | Boris Gerrets |  Netherlands
2011 | Montenegro | Jorge Gaggero |  Argentina
2012 | Red Wedding | Lida Chan & Guillaume Suon |  Cambodia /  France
2013 | Pussy Versus Putin | Gogol's Wives |  Russia
2014 | Kamchatka — The Cure for Hatred | Julia Mironova |  Russia
2015 | At Home in the World | Andreas Koefoed [da] |  Denmark
2016 | Death in the Terminal | Tali Shemesh & Asaf Sudra |  Israel
2017 | The Dread | Martin Benchimol & Pablo Aparo |  Argentina /  Argentina
2018 | Summa | Andrei Kutsila [be] |  Belarus
2019 | Articlockwise | Jalal Vafaei |  Iran
2020 | The Wheel | Nomin Lkhagvasuren |  Mongolia

### IDFA Award for Best Short Documentary (formerly: Silver Cub Award)

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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2005 | Butterfly Man | Samantha Rebillet |  Australia
2006 | My Eyes | Erlend E. Mo |  Denmark
2007 | The Tailor | Oscar Pérez |  Spain
2008 | Slaves – An animated documentary | Hanna Heilborn & David Aronowitsch |  Sweden /  Denmark
2009 | Six Weeks | Marcin Janos Krawczyk [pl] |  Poland
2017  | Vi bara lyder (we merely obey)[18] | Erik Holmström och Fredrik Wenzel[19][20] |  Sweden
2018 | I Signed the Petition | Mahdi Fleifel |  Denmark
2019 | Up at Night | Nelson Makengo |  Republic of the Congo
2020 | Unforgivable | Marlén Viñayo |  El Salvador
2021 | Handbook | Pavel Mozhar |  Germany /  Belarus
2022 | Away | Ruslan Fedotow |  Russia

### IDFA Award for Best First Appearance

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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1997 | Anthem, an American Road Story | Shainee Gabel & Kristin Hahn |  United States
1998 | Les Amoureux de Dieu / Howling for God | Dan Alexe |  Belgium
1999 | Zwischen 2 Welten | Bettina Haasen |  Germany
2000 | Hybrid | Monteith McCollum |  United States
2001 | Suka | Igor Voloshin [it; ru] |  Russia
2002 | Barbeiros | M. Junkkonen |  Finland
2003 | My Flesh and Blood | Jonathan Karsh |  United States
2003 | The Very Best Day | Pavel Medvedev |  Russia
2004 | Podul Peste Tisa | Ileana Stanculescu |  Romania
2005 | The Angelmakers | Astrid Bussink |  Netherlands /  Scotland
2006 | We Are Together / Thina simunye | Paul Taylor |  United Kingdom
2007 | End of the Rainbow | Robert Nugent |  France /  Australia
2008 | Constantin and Elena | Andrei Dascalescu |  Romania
2009 | Colony | Ross McDonnell & Carter Gunn |  Ireland /  United States
2010 | Kano: An American and His Harem | Monster Jimenez |  Philippines
2011 | The Vanishing Spring Light | Xun Yu |  China /  Canada
2012 | Soldier on the Roof | Esther Hertog |  Netherlands
2013 | My Name Is Salt | Farida Pacha |  Switzerland /  India
2014 | Drifter | Gábor Hörcher |  Hungary /  Germany
2015 | When the Earth Seems to Be Light | Salome Machaidze & Tamuna Karumidze & David Meskhi |  Georgia
2016 | Who We Were | Sine Skibsholt |  Denmark
2017 | The Distant Barking of Dogs | Simon Lereng Wilmont |  Denmark
2018 | Giacinto Scelsi. The First Motion of the Immovable | Sebastiano d'Ayala Valva |  France
2019 | Solidarity | Lucy Parker |  United Kingdom
2020 | This Rain Will Never Stop | Alina Gorlova |  Ukraine

### Movies that Matter Human Rights Award

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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2002 | The Day I Will Never Forget | Kim Longinotto |  United Kingdom
2002 | The Trials of Henry Kissinger | Eugene Jarecki |  United States /  United Kingdom /  Chile
2003 | Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer | Nick Broomsfield & Joan Churchill |  United Kingdom
2004 | The 3 Rooms of Melancholia | Pirjo Honkasalo |  Finland
2005 | China Blue | Micha X Peled |  United States
2006 | New Year Baby | Socheata Poeuv |  United States
2007 | Jerusalem Is Proud to Present | Nitzan Gilady |  Israel
2008 | Burma VJ: Reporting from a Closed Country | Anders Østergaard [ar; arz; da; de; fi; fr; pt] |  Denmark

### IDFA DOC U! Award for the youth jury's favorite film (formerly: Moviesquad DOC U! Award)

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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2005 | Shadya, Roy | Roy Westler |  Israel
2006 | A Lesson of Belarusian | Miroslaw Dembinski |  Poland
2007 | Planet B-Boy | Benson Lee |  United States
2008 | Kassim the Dream | Kief Davidson |  United States
2009 | The Yes Men Fix the World | Andy Bichlbaum & Mike Bonanno |  France /  United States
2010 | Autumn Gold | Jan Tenhaven [de] |  Germany
2011 | The Last Days of Winter | Mehrdad Oskouei |  Iran
2012 | Little World | Marcel Barrena |  Spain
2013 | #chicagoGirl – The Social Network Takes on a Dictator | Joe Piscatella |  United States /  Syria

### IDFA Award for Best Student Documentary

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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2007 | Paradise – Three Journeys in This World | Elina Hirvonen |  Finland
2008 | Shakespeare and Victor Hugo's Intimacies | Yulene Olaizola |  Mexico
2009 | Redemption | Sabrina Wulff |  Germany
2015 | My Aleppo | Melissa Langer |  United States

### IDFA DocLab Competition for Immersive Non-Fiction

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The IDFA DocLab Competition for Immersive Non-Fiction rewards the best immersive non-fiction of the festival.

### IDFA DocLab Competition for Digital Storytelling

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The IDFA DocLab Competition for Digital Storytelling rewards the best Digital Storytelling.

#### Award-winning works

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Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film or website's release)

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2010 | Out My Window | Katerina Cizek |  Canada
2011 | In Situ | Antoine Viviani |  France
2018 | 1 the Road[21] | Ross Goodwin |  United States
2019 | The Waiting Room VR[22] | Victoria Mapplebeck |  United Kingdom
2021 | Un(re)solved[23] | Tamara Shogaolu |  United States
2022 | He Fucked the Girl Out of Me[24] | Taylor McCue |  United States
2023  | Anouschka | Tamara Shogaolu | The Netherlands, United-States, Switzerland

Zapper Award (1994–1996)

Year | Film | Director | Nationality of director
(at time of film's release)

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1994 | Death of a Nation: The Timor Conspiracy | David Munro |  England
1995 | My Vote is My Secret Chroniques Sud Africaines 1994 | Julie Henderson & Thulani Mokoena & Donne Rundle |  France
1996 | Grenzeloze Liefde – Made in Japan | Puck de Leeuw |  Netherlands

## References

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7. ^ "Hamas hostages: Stories of the people taken from Israel". BBC News. 9 October 2023.
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9. ^ "IDFA's Artistic Director Apologizes After Protesters Crash Opening Night With Banner Calling for Destruction of Israel". Screen. Retrieved 12 November 2023.
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24. ^ "Jury report: 2022 IDFA DocLab Competition for Digital Storytelling | IDFA".

## External links

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* Official site
* Official YouTube channel of the IDFA (contains all the movie trailers)

Authority control databases

International|

* VIAF

National|

* Germany
* United States