CPH:DOX

CPH:DOX is Denmark's largest documentary film festival, showcasing a wide range of documentaries from around the globe.

CPH:DOX, held in Copenhagen, is a dynamic and innovative festival aimed at promoting the art and culture of documentary filmmaking. Since its inaugural festival in 2003, CPH:DOX has grown to become one of the most recognized documentary film festivals in the world. The festival not only features an extensive program of films but also includes debates, workshops, and various events that engage both filmmakers and the public. Taking place in March and spanning 11 days, it offers visitors ample opportunity to explore a myriad of films and participate in engaging discussions on contemporary issues. CPH:DOX is renowned for its curated selection, ranging from independent productions to award-winning works. It attracts both local and international film lovers, creating a vibrant environment of dialogue and creativity. With over 200 film screenings, various programs, and events, the festival has something for everyone. Additionally, CPH:DOX offers special sections such as 'New Nordic' and 'Dox:Award,' highlighting innovative and groundbreaking documentaries from Scandinavia and beyond. The festival is not just a celebration of documentary film; it's also a platform for social and political discourse. Many filmmakers participate in Q&A sessions after screenings, providing audiences with a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the themes. CPH:DOX engages with the local community by collaborating with schools, universities, and cultural institutions, ensuring that the festival reaches a wider audience. With its focus on both artistic and societal relevance, CPH:DOX is an essential part of Copenhagen's cultural calendar. Whether you are a documentary film enthusiast or simply curious to explore new perspectives through film, CPH:DOX promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of Copenhagen.