New media

4 films
The festival, which showcases VR productions, could also not miss documentaries that talk about new technologies. How does the media affect the protagonists, do they help or hinder their lives more?
  • Inside Kabul

    dir. Caroline Gillet, Denis Walgenwitz
    dok2023

    A simple animated line and a powerful documentary story. Journalist Caroline Gillet receives unique recordings from two Afghan women she knows. In short messages, Marwa and Raha report the brutal takeover of the country by the armed Taliban. Very soon, one of the women flees her homeland.

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      Online edition of the 63rd KFF
    • VOD
      From 2 to 18.06KFF VOD
  • Line Rider

    dir. Simon Intihar
    dok2022

    Simon Intihar’s film will delight geeks, bring memories back and encourage young people to google even quicker. It is a nostalgic journey to the times when a talented and somewhat extravagant student could develop an international gaming phenomenon in his own room.

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      Online edition of the 63rd KFF
    • VOD
      From 2 to 18.06KFF VOD
  • My Blonde GF

    dir. Rosie Morris
    dok2023

    An awarded author, Helen is a public person. Her photographs can easily be found online and on her social media profiles. Has someone used these public sources to create vulgar illustrations containing her image and illegally placed them on porn sites?

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      Online edition of the 63rd KFF
    • VOD
      From 2 to 18.06KFF VOD
  • One In a Million

    dir. Joya Thome
    dok2022

    Whitney from the US and Yara from Germany are divided by an ocean but connected by the Internet and their passion for gymnastics. The former develops her sporting career combining it with her presence in the social media and singing, while the latter is her fan and, above all, a regular teenager looking for her own path in life.

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