International Documentary Film Festival and Market - Miradas Afroindígenas

Miradas Afroindígenas

International Documentary Film Festival and Market

november 22-29

Presentación

DOCanarias seeks a contemporary perspective on non-fiction cinema, to open up new ways of viewing reality in all its complexity. Films that allow us to ask questions, appeal to our curiosity and engage our intelligence—a sensitive and empathetic intelligence. Films that encourage us to take an active role and break away from the media’s singular, individualising narrative. Taking a seat in the cinema at our festival means participating in an experience that reconnects us with the collective, with curiosity about others and with what unites us.

News

El mapa para tocarte 01_D O Canarias_DOCanarias 26
El cine de realidad canario muestra su vitalidad y su potencia creativa en la Sala Timanfaya este viernes, en DOCanarias
La sección D. O. Canarias presenta el estreno absoluto de ‘La Berma’, de Agustín Domínguez, y el estreno...
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Un hijo propio 02_Largo Intern_DOCanarias 2026
DOCanarias presenta ‘Un hijo propio’, de Maite Alberdi, y ‘Kikuyu Land’, de Bea Wangondu, en la Sala Timanfaya
La directora chilena aborda con su visión original el escándalo social desatado cuando una mujer finge...
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Nos-Povo-das-Ilhas 02_Cabo Verde-DOCanarias 2026
DOCanarias estrena en las islas las películas ‘Amílcar’ y ‘Nós, povo das ilhas’ en la muestra dedicada a Cabo Verde
El Festival Internacional de Cine de Realidad de Canarias invita a su público a dialogar con creadores...
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Interviews

INSTITUTE

Workshop on Contemporary Non-Fiction Criticism

Crítica Cinematográfica invites international non-fiction film specialists, generating a space for film analysis with our audience through the screening of a film from the Official Selection.

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Presentation

A space for documentary filmmakers

DOCanarias was conceived as a space for filmmakers from Africa and Latin America, as well as for international productions whose stories take place in these regions. It articulates a unique and original cinematic language rooted in reality, one that opens up the possibility of rewriting narratives
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