IDFAcademy Harvest at IDFA 2018

    • set 6 items

    Every year dozens of emerging filmmakers workshop their projects at IDFAcademy, with hands-on guidance from experts in the documentary field. This year, 6 films developed at IDFAcademy Summer School and the Kids & Docs Workshop made it into the official festival selection.

    The Kids & Docs Workshop is supported by the NPO Fund.

    IDFAcademy films selected for IDFA 2018

    A Haunted Past

    • Fatma Riahi
    • 2018

    A personal portrait of a broken Tunisian-Bosnian family. Ex-prisoner and ex-jihadist Tawfik has been left alone to take care of his three teenage daughters.…

    More info

    Home Games

    • Alisa Kovalenko
    • 2018

    An intimate portrait of a talented soccer player who tries to keep her life on track despite a troubled home life.  …

    More info

    The Man Who Looked Beyond the Horizon

    • Martijn Blekendaal
    • 2018

    A playfully edited documentary investigating the disappearance of a man who proves to have left behind something more special than just a mystery.…

    More info

    Skip and the Rhythm Rangers

    • Olivier S Garcia
    • 2018

    Dance is the most important thing in 14-year-old Skip’s life—even if that means being teased by classmates who think dancing is for girls. …

    More info

    180cc

    • René van Zundert
    • 2018

    Struggling to find his way through life’s ups and downs, Jose wants to be the best stunt cyclist in Rotterdam.…

    More info

    Sign up for the newsletter

    Follow our social media

    News

    NewsVideos and podcastsPress releasesIDFA in the mediaLooking back on IDFA 2018

    Collection

    Watch films onlineFilms A to Z

    Industry

    IDFA for professionalsCo-financingFilm MarketFundingTrainingNew MediaSubmit to IDFA 2019

    Education

    Films in the classroomIDFA School Program

    More IDFA

    Support IDFAAccessibilityPartnersPressAbout IDFAWork at IDFAContact
    bankgiro
    Artboard Created with Sketch.
    © 2019 IDFATerms and conditionsPrivacy