The selection results for the DocFilmMusic competition at the 60th anniversary Krakow Film Festival have been announced.
A talented musician with a jail sentence, a bard from a German mine, an eccentric artist from Israel – those are just a few heroes of this year’s music documentary competition DocFilmMusic which focuses on artists from various places in the world, often very far away.
The list of films selected to the DocFilmMusic competition includes: Africa Mia, dir. Richard Minier, Edouard Salier (France), The Changin’ Times of Ike White, dir. Daniel Vernon (United Kingdom), Once Were Brothers, dir. Daniel Roher (Canada), Tomorrow’s Gone, dir.. Boaz Goldberg (Israel), Nocturne, dir. Gwanjo Jeong (South Korea), Pearl of the Desert, dir. Pushpendra Singh (India, South Korea), Saul & Ruby’s Holocaust Survivor Band, dir. Tod Lending (USA), Coal-Country Song. Gundermann, dir. Grit Lemke (Germany), White Riot, dir. Rubika Shah (United Kingdom).
The programme of this year's Krakow Film Festival, which is planned for 31 May – 7 June 2020, will feature over 200 films from around the world, including several dozen premieres. For the first time, the festival will be held online!
Full programme available at: https://www.krakowfilmfestival.pl/