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The Best Science and Technology Film Festivals and their award-winning jewels

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Guidedoc gives you a selection of the best Science and Technology Film Festivals around the globe so you can be up to update with the cinematographic possibilities to come.

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Filmmaking is perhaps the art most closely linked to the technological advance of the last two centuries. We couldn´t imagine a film camera and a film projector without the technological evolution of the mechanical industry or the creation and improvement of photographic film emulsions.

Not to mention the emergence of the world of electronics and later the digital era, instances that have made possible to develop new forms of storytelling and interactive narratives.

Guidedoc gives you a selection of the best Science and Technology Film Festivals around the globe so you can be up to update with the cinematographic possibilities to come.
Science and Technology Film Festival (Moscow, Russia)
Still from "A Boy´s Dream" by Cinta Forger and Walter Grotenhuis

Held in Moscow in October each year, this festival dedicated to documentaries on science and technology is consolidated as a high-profile project of the famous Polytechnic Museum. The main goal of the STFF is to raise awareness on scientific and technological issues that generate new ideas about the world and society.

The film program includes around twenty documentaries in its official competition each year and has four categories, among which one is dedicated to films for children.

Among the most outstanding films of the 2016 edition of the STFF was the Russian Premiere of the film directed by documentary master Werner Herzog "Lo and Behold: Reveries of the connected world", an inquiry to the virtual world from its origins to its more unimaginable current dimensions.

The film is structured around several conversations that explain how online world has transformed the way virtually everything in the real world works, from the business world, education, healthcare to how humans interact socially.

In the section called "People and Technology" a look at the life of Steve Jobs was shown in " Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine ", directed by Alex Gibney. The documentary not only makes a portrait of the creator of the iPhone, but also addresses the legacy he left behind after his death in millions of people around the world.

Still from "Lo and Behold: Reveries of the connected world" by Werner Herzog

Among other curiosities is " Unlocking the Cage", directed by Chris Hegedus, and D.A. Pennebaker, the story of animal rights lawyer Steven Wise and his struggle to break down the barriers between human and animal law, which would allow animals - thousands of them forced to remain as subjects of Scientific laboratory tests - be legally protected.

The festival opens a discussion on the thematic boundary between science and art with the documentary " A boy's dream " by veteran Dutch documentary filmmakers Cinta Forger and Walter Grotenhuis. The film shows the artistic works of Theo Jansen, who tries to endow nature with a new species through his masterpieces: immense beach animals made with plastic tubes.

The STFF also opens specific spaces for discussion of current dilemmas among the scientific community that affect the life in society, such as the increasing impact of Google and other search engines on political elections or the very close possibility that a set of genetics tests could allow us to predict the future and the options humans have to use that information.
New Media Film Festival (Los Angeles, United States)
Still from "Nobel´s Nightmare" by Chamsy Sarkis

Open also to fiction films, the great attraction of this festival rests on the promotion and recognition of new genres and narrative formats created thanks to the technological advances of the audiovisual industry.

The New Media Film Festival, held in June in Los Angeles, California, includes a wide range of activities, among which are a New Media Marketing Table or the Web Series Superstar Panel. Live music concerts and a red carpet for producers, filmmakers and special guests are also part of the events.

The Official Selection is an ideal space for World Premieres and shows films from 37 countries from all the continents. The films compete for a long list of prizes divided into different categories that seek to recognize the best works by specialization.

In the 2016 edition, the category of "Best 3D Film" was conquered by the documentary " We Built a Ship ", by director Stefan Sargent, who captured through a series of stereoscopic cameras the work of 150 volunteers during the construction of a ship of wood based on a traditional design dating from 1891.

Still from "We Built a Ship" by Stefan Sargent

One of the most commented films of that year was " Nobel's Nightmare ", from Syrian director Chamsy Sarkis. During the film, the spectator accompanies the risky rescue operations of the Syrian Civil Defense through the immersive footage captured by the cameras attached to the helmets of the volunteers whose job is to rescue victims of the bombings to the city of Aleppo.

The New Media Film Festival also awarded as the "Best Online Series" the interactive documentary " Spotlight California " an online documentary that offers a customized experience where the user creates his own narrative navigating through the different episodes that explore stories of inequality in today´s California.
Science Film Festival (Asia, India, Middle East, Africa)
Still from "Rare Earths" by Christian Schidlowski

The particularity of this festival is that it lasts three months and is located along several venues in dozens of countries of Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Through selected topics such as urbanization, nature, evolution or human-machine interaction, the aim of the organization is to provide a social and ecological view of the sciences in territories that have historically been overshadowed by Western modernization.

Focused on highlighting "the human printing on the planet" the Science Film Festival position itself within the recent scientific tendency to decree the present geological era as the "Anthropocene Era", where it is human action and not the natural one that is changing the shape of our planet.

The film " Rare Earths " was the winner in 2016 in the section "Ecofilmprize" which honors the film that makes an exceptional effort to raise environmental awareness. Directed by German Christian Schidlowski this documentary explores the materials needed for the green technologies, such as electric cars, wind farms and solar cells. These materials are called Rare Earths and their extraction from nature is associated with environmental pollution, radioactivity and damage to large tracts of land.

Still from "The Origami Code" by Francois-Xavier Vives

The harmonious relationship between science and nature was also the subject of two winning documentaries in the "Technology Prize" category and the "Special Jury Prize". In the first section, the short documentary " Bio Materials - Patented Solutions from Nature ", directed by Jakob Kneser shows the process of nature to create natural biodegradable materials, such as spider webs, wood and even glass sponges and the scientific research that seek to replicate this experience by elaborating new intelligent biomaterials.

"The Origami Code ", the jury's favorite, shows how scientists discover the power of folding in the elements of nature. Like origami, the art of folding paper, nature also gets its shapes when flowers buds or the wings of birds retract. The film directed by Francois-Xavier Vives explains how researchers in the areas of robotics, biology and nanotechnology hope to make new discoveries with this millennial technique.

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This Sunday February 26 there will be another Oscar night. But when the nominees for the Best Documentary Short film are announced, very few will be familiar with the pieces competing in this category that in the middle of World War II, in 1941, provided its first statuette to the Canadian propaganda short film “Churchill’s Island”, directed by Stuart Legg.

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This Sunday February 26 there will be another Oscar night. But when the nominees for the Best Documentary Short film are announced, very few will be familiar with the pieces competing in this category that in the middle of World War II, in 1941, provided its first statuette to the Canadian propaganda short film "Churchill's Island", directed by Stuart Legg.

Since then, it seems natural that this category is undermined by its older sisters, which hold the feature films that capture attention in all media, not to mention the other two sections exclusive for short films in the genres of Animation and Fiction, which usually surpass it in attention.

GuideDoc gives you the opportunity to get to know more of each one of the Oscar nominated films in the category of Best Documentary Short Film, so that you can pick your favorite for the big night.

Joe's Violin (24 Minutes)

This documentary directed by US filmmaker Kahane Cooperman - known for her participation in The Daily Show with Jon Stewart - follows the journey of an old violin that Joseph Feingold brought under his arm to the United States after surviving the holocaust and his decision to donate it to a girl of Newyork city´s poorest district.

Brianna Perez, an African-American girl from the Bronx Global Learning Institute for Girls is the chosen one to receive the violin. This curious pair of characters gets to know each other and unite their experiences through music. One of the most emotional scenes of the documentary is when the girl plays with the violin a song that Joe's mother used to sing to him as a child.

In this way, the documentary alternates Joe´s testimonies of the violin´s story with the images of Brianna during conversations she has with her friends in the interstices of her school day. Director Kahane Cooperman, who has her first Oscar nomination with this short film, told to Deadline how the story of Joe's Violin was born:

"I was driving my car on the way to work when I heard an announcement about a campaign of donations of used instruments organized by the local radio. It was that simple. It said, "Donate your instruments. All instruments collected will go to the Children's School of New York City. We have already received donations: a flute from Brooklin and a violin from a 91-year-old man who survived the holocaust. "That was it. It was about fifteen seconds, but the announcement immediately caught my attention and I felt interested to know the story behind this violin. I did not know if there was one, but I imagined it did!"

The White Helmets (41 minutes)

Directors Orlando von Einsiedel and Joanna Natasegara are already well-known for the Oscar people. After getting their first nomination with the short-documentary Virunga in 2014, this year they come back with The White Helmets. The film accompanies a group of Syrian civilian volunteers who are dedicated to rescuing the victims of ISIS´s bombings to the city of Aleppo.

The men call themselves the Syrian Civil Defense, and are known for wearing white helmets during their operations. The film is spun by interviews on the go to each of the volunteers, and is loaded with moments of tension when it comes the time to follow the rescuers in their everyday duty to find life - or corpses - among the ruins of their city.

One of the documentary's most emotional anecdotes occurs when The White Helmets find a one-week-old baby who survived a bombardment. They little survivor is called "The Miracle Baby"

Lacking any formal training, the rescuers travel to Turkey to receive training. From the distance, they depend only on news on television to follow the disastrous outcome of the war, hoping that their relatives are not part of the statistics " It was an experience that changed us; nothing could prepare us for the scale of the destruction and the daily trauma they were subjected to. We would question ourselves: How could they maintain any hope? Would we be as strong as them if put in their shoes?"said the filmmakers in a joint editorial published by Indiewire.

Watani: My Homeland (40 minutes)

The Syrian conflict continues to be a matter of human inquiry in this selection, this time from the point of view of four children in a family who face the transformation of becoming refugees after their father, a soldier for the resistance, is kidnapped by enemy hands.

The documentary directed by Marcel Mettelsiefen begins with the children firing their toy guns and identifying the models of the missiles by the sound they do as a bombardment occurs nearby. When their father disappears, the children and their mother must leave the front line in Aleppo and seek a new life in a small town in Germany through a state program for refugees.

The story expands over time through a three-year filming approach where we accompany the children as they grow up, learn English and leave behind many of their traditions under the shelter of a mother who struggles daily to cope with the greatest sacrifice of their life.

4.1 Miles (26 minutes)

Perhaps the most graphic approach to the echo of the Syrian conflict, 4.1 Miles, from director Daphne Matziaraki, follows Kyriakos Papadopoulos, a Capitan of the Greek Coast Guard, in his daily rescue operations of Syrian refugees, who everyday fill several passenger boats in their attempt to reach the sands of the Island of Lesbos from the coast of Turkey.

In a decision to leave nothing out of the picture in this daily tragedy, we see a small child hanging upside down, naked, supported by three women who slap him on his back to drain water from his lungs; or Papadopoulos himself performing CPR to the inert body of a drowned child and his furious impotence to know that the ambulance he requested won´t make it in time.

In the midst of his constant confrontation between life and death, Papadopoulos once orders the director to put down his camera. "When you are trapped between life and death I think there is no other choice. When the captain told me to stop recording and put down my camera, I was not even aware of it ... I completely forgot that I was filming. " Said Matziaraki interviewed by San Francisco's KALW station, his place of residence.

The tenacious captain also finds time, in his moments of tranquility, to look with nostalgic eyes the beautiful sea that he has guarded for years and now has become a territory misfortune. "The world has to know what's going on here. We cannot go through this alone, " Papadoupoulos tells us in a scene of the film.

Extremis (24 minutes)

In his second Oscar nomination - the first was in 2005 with The Death of Kevin Carter: Casualty of the Bang Bang, in the same category - Dan Krauss comes back with "Extremis" following Dr. Jessica Zitter and her team in charge of treating terminal patients in a hospital of Oakland, California. The short film condenses in a few minutes the considerations to the complex subject of human agony through several patients and their relatives as they deal with the possibility of the loss of their loved ones.

During the endless walk of Zitter through the corridors of the hospital in her visits to the patients she treats, the film allows us to see how they react to the most difficult decision of their life. A brother tenderly explaining her possibilities to his dying sister, who can barely communicate; or a desperate daughter who finds in the heart beat of her unconscious mother the desire that she has to continue living.

"In one aspect I concentrated a lot on capturing these scenes was to find the line between intimacy and intrusion, because it would have been very easy to cross the intrusion line, where it would feel as if you were violating a sacred space" comments the director in an interview published by Moveablefest.

"It all consisted, in part, of physically positioning myself at a distance to propitiate a space and filming with long focal length lenses, and the other thing I did was to naturally gravitate on the faces of the people, that´s why there are many close ups in the film"

The award for Best Documentary Short Film will be awarded at the Oscars Awards Ceremony next Sunday, January 26th.

Check out all the trailers here!

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Cosmos is a reformulation of the best space documentary films series of the 80s which carried the same name and was leaded by Carl Sagan. However, this time it goes much further and it talks us about the planets, the conception of time, molecules, humans and, ultimately, everything: because we are all part of the Universe. The best part is that it is all explained, both in a narrative and visual level, in a way that the general public can understand it and gets a little closer to the world of science.

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Chef’s table is a Netflix documentary series also directed by David Gelbthat explains the daily lives of chefs like Bottura, Barber, Nakayama, Shewry, Nilsson and Mallmann, among others. If you are a fan of *la grande cuisine*, you’ll probably already know who they are. And if that is not the case, go now and discover it with your own eyes.

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Food, Inc. by Robert Kenner (2008) It was about time (well, the doc is from 2008) that someone put the US food industry against the wall and showed us what lies behind it. A...

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Three great documentaries to understand the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

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The Wanted 18 Best animated documentary film takes us from 2014 back to 1980 and recreates a shocking true story. The people of Beit Sahour stop purchasing milk from Israeli companies as a form of protest and as a desire for self-sufficiency. They purchased cows from charismatic kibbutznik to later on learn to raise them and milk them. This little phenomenon then turns into a real revolution to the point that Israel comes to see it as a threat to its national security.

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If you are interested in the economy you have to watch these three documentaries

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The Corporation is a tremendous documentary about the power of large corporations, in many cases higher than the state and managed by psychopaths (almost nothing). Many will think that it´s pure conspiranoia, but I wouldn´t stop watching it, just in case.

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Capitalism: A Love Story by Michael Moore (2009) We begin with a classic (easy one), Capitalism: A Love Story - Best Comedy Documentary Film. Michael Moore (the man that is ...

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If you used to like Amy Winehouse, you will cry a lot with this best biographical documentary. And if you didn’t like her, you will cry too. This movie is an order from the singer’s supporters to director Asif Kapadia (who already gave us another biographical documentary, the jewel Senna). Kapadia tries, and reaches, going further than what the media ever did on the English singer.

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Amy by Asif Kapadia (2015)

If you used to like Amy Winehouse, you will cry a lot with this best biographical documentary. And if you didn't like her, you will cry too. This movie is an order from the singer's supporters to director Asif Kapadia (who already gave us another biographical documentary, the jewel Senna). Kapadia tries, and reaches, going further than what the media ever did on the English singer. Both a tender and complicated gesture which addresses more important topics about the media, family and how a person can be affected forever by fame and addictions. The documentary shows images of the entire life of this musical genius, from infancy to her teenage years, to her short adulthood, addressing the conditions of her controversial death. It has many probabilities of winning the Oscar, we know it.

Cartel Land by Matthew Heineman (2015)

Cartel Land is Matthew Heineman's personal view of the reality in the frontier between Mexico and the United States to fight the drug cartels. The film shows us with great clarity (and great photography) the reality that the Auto defence groups, Mexican guards who organise themselves to fight crime and cartels, live as also does the border line police. It is a masterpiece, it goes directly to our list of best action documentaries film in history and we believe it deserves the Oscar this year.

The Look of Silence by Joshua Oppenheimer (2014)

The Look of Silence is another step from director Joshua Oppenheimer (director of the great The Act of Killing, which was also nominated for an Oscar in 2012) to show us the relationship that exists between political violence and the feelings of the nation. Oppenheimer shows again, in a brutal way, the cruelty that some humans may be capable of. The Look of the Silence takes us behind the steps of an Indonesian family which tries to unveil the identity of those guilty of the tragic death of one the sons and the details that involves it, while his younger son looks for revenge and break the silence that involves all the survivors from the massacre, because of fear.

What happened, Miss Simone by Liz Garbus (2015)

What happened, Miss Simone focuses in the life of the artist, singer, composer, arranger and civil rights activist, Nina Simone, who reach musical grandeur in a wide range of styles such as jazz, blues, classic music, folk, gospel, R&B and of course pop. (And that's because house still wasn't invented by then). The film not only shows her biography, but also relates the present moral duality between the famous artist and the civil rights activist, and how both of them may impact a person's life. To the point of deciding to leave their family, Friends and fans to move to Liberia.

Winter on Fire by Evgeny Afineevsky (2015)

Another delight. Director Evgeny Afineevsky shows us all the things that involved the Ukrainian protests from 2013 and 2014 which were fighting to end with President Viktor Yanukovich's term. Showing the triggers in each step and how a simple student movement in favour of the European integration grew to transform itself in a true revolution. Winter on Fire is filled with idealism and sacrifice which turn it into an emotional and relevant piece.

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The Wolfpack explains the history of the Angulo, six brothers who have lived the entirety of their lives isolated from society and that they have learned through movies everything they know about the outside world.

But, maybe the tradition will break this year and the Oscar goes to a not so favorite documentary… We also have a good list with those. Soon, in GuideDoc.

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These will be the documentaries nominees for the Oscars (if everything goes to plan) - Guidedoc.tv

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Yes, we know, yea, is still missing a lot (we could put the exact days left here, but it will depend on when you’re reading this article, spacetime is capricious). But… well, you came ...