KineDok’s online season is back! From October 2025 until March 2026, you can enjoy six thought-provoking documentaries online, completely free of charge. Each film will be accompanied by an international discussion with filmmakers or experts, diving deeper into the themes the films bring to the screen.
All KineDok countries (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Croatia, and Hungary), have curated a line-up of some of the most engaging documentaries from recent years – offering stories that open conversations about politics, identity, society, and history.
To watch the films, simply request a free voucher by writing to [email protected] during the period of availability. They will be accessible for streaming on our website, exclusively within the participating KineDok countries.
The discussions (in English) take place on Mondays at 7 PM (GMT+1) and can be streamed via our YouTube channel (@instituteofdocumentaryfilm7825) or KineDok International’s Facebook page.
OCTOBER: Byeway (Ivo Bystřičan, 2014, Czechia, 75 mins)
Film available: October 16 – 21, 2025
Discussion: October 20, 2025
Guests: Anna Tabášková, Ivo Bystřičan, Ana-Maria Marinescu-Pălăduș
A documentary about the never-ending construction of the D8 highway meant to connect Prague with Germany. Instead, it split the landscape and society—becoming a symbol of state dysfunction, legal disputes, and local frustration.
NOVEMBER: 66 Seasons (Peter Kerekes, 2003, Slovakia, Czech Republic, 80 mins)
Film available: November 6 – 11, 2025
Discussion: November 10, 2025
Guests: Peter Kerekes, Linda Dombrovszky
The documentary film captures the lives of people and historical events through the perspective of a single swimming pool in Košice over the course of its 66 years of existence.
DECEMBER: Imaginary Youth (Ruxandra Gubernat, 2024, Romania, 84 mins)
Film available: December 4 – 9, 2025
Discussion: December 8, 2025
Three high school seniors—Una, an aspiring actress, Habet, a trap artist, and Stefania, an environmental activist—face the uncertainties of their future plans as the Covid pandemic upends their lives. Forced to reassess their dreams of studying abroad, they grapple with self-discovery, societal pressure, and the reality of growing up.
JANUARY: A Silent Story (Anders Skovbjerg Jepsen, 2023, Denmark, Sweden, 88 mins)
Film available: January 8 – 13, 2026
Discussion: January 12, 2026
Guests: Anders Jepsen, Péter Becz
A man unravels his trauma and seeks answers from a childhood friend who sexually abused him. This autobiographical film captures his complicated, long journey for closure as he confronts the past.
FEBRUARY: BLIX NOT BOMBS (Greta Stocklassa, 2023, Czech Republic, Germany, Sweden, 85 mins)
Film available: February 5 – 10, 2026
Discussion: February 9, 2026
A shock to the whole world, thousands dead, and the two tallest buildings in New York leveled to the ground. That's the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001. The situation should be stabilized by diplomat and newly appointed chairman of the Inspection Commission for Iraq - Hans Blix.
MARCH: Grand Prize (Anja Koprivšek, 2024, Croatia, 46 mins)
Film available: March 5 – 10, 2026
Discussion: March 9, 2026
In a society where being LGBTQ+ often means living on the margins, Teo—a young trans man—finds community and support in Valentina, an experienced ballroom dancer. Their connection quietly deepens as they navigate everyday life and personal change.