IDFA, the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, will celebrate Portuguese documentary filmmaker Susana de Sousa Dias as its guest of honor for its 2025 edition, which takes place Nov. 13-23. “Known for her singular approach to archival images and cinematic form, de Sousa Dias has built an internationally acclaimed body of work that interrogates dictatorship, colonial legacies, and the fragile terrain of memory,” organizers said.
An extended conversation with her will be the centerpiece talk of this year’s IDFA.
Organizers on Tuesday also unveiled the second installment of the curated program Dead Angle, which will this year focus on institutions, and the latest edition of the new media program IDFA DocLab, which will explore “the paradox of our time: a world perpetually connected through technology, at risk of disconnection by the same tools.”
Dead Angle is IDFA’s multi-year focus program that takes a closer look at “the systemic structures
that shape our lives,…
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