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- 1Karlsruhe archive to premiere documentary on 1996 Yilmaz fire●Am Freitag, 16. Oktober, findet um 18 Uhr im Generallandesarchiv # Karlsruhe die # Premiere des Dokumentarfilms "Markgra
The Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe is hosting the premiere of the documentary 'Markgrafenstraße 41 – Das Feuer, das noch brennt' on Friday, 16 October at 6 pm, followed by a panel discussion. The film remembers Fethiye and Alahattin Yilmaz, who died in a fire in the night of 16 October 1996, an event long debated as a possible racist arson attack.
- 2German Unity Day viewers dive into 14-hour Thuringia politics documentary●Ich habe am Tag der deutschen Einheit einen Crashkurs in (Thüringer) Landespolitik absolviert mit der # Doku Brombeerlan
A German user spent German Unity Day watching 'Brombeerland', a 14-hour documentary on Thuringian state politics, calling it an illuminating crash course and praising the authors' long-term observational work. The documentary chronicles decades of politics in Thuringia, including the governments led by Bodo Ramelow, and is drawing renewed attention among viewers marking the reunification holiday.
- 3Doku names co-founder Himelda Renuat CEO amid Antom rebrand●Doku promotes co-founder Himelda Renuat to CEO amid Antom rebrand The Indonesian paytech is rebranding to Doku by Antom
Indonesian payments company Doku has appointed co-founder Himelda Renuat as chief executive as it rebrands to Doku by Antom. The move comes as Ant International deepens its partnership with the paytech firm. Industry watchers see the leadership change and rebrand as a signal that Ant is doubling down on its Southeast Asian payments ambitions.
- 4Swiss documentary follows woman with Alzheimer's for three years●«Wenn die Erinnerung verblasst» In ihrem # Dokumentarfilm begleiten die Schweizer Filmemacherinnen die an # Alzheimer er
Swiss filmmakers present the documentary «Wenn die Erinnerung verblasst» (When Memory Fades), which follows Birgitta Martensson, who lives with Alzheimer's, over nearly three years of her life. The film opens in Swiss cinemas on 7 October and is being discussed in the context of dementia awareness, with viewers noting its intimate, long-term portrait of illness and memory loss.
- 5Munich exhibition documents conditions in Lesbos refugee camp●Noch etwas: Am 📅 10. Oktober um ⏰️ 15:30 Uhr wird in # München die dokumentarische Ausstellung von Sabrina Türschmann un
A documentary exhibition by Sabrina Türschmann and Leone Fößel opens in Munich on 10 October at 15:30, portraying conditions in the Mavrovouni refugee camp on Lesbos, Greece. Speakers at the opening include Arif Haidary of the Bavarian Refugee Council. The event is being promoted by left-wing political circles and draws attention to the ongoing situation of asylum seekers on the Greek islands.
- 6New documentary 'Woran wir glauben' debates determinism vs social constructivism●Woran wir glauben # Doku 2024 Determinismus ? vs. SOZIALER Konstruktivismus & Autosuggestion ! # gutenmorgen # sonntag #
A 2024 German-language documentary titled 'Woran wir glauben' is drawing attention, framing the question of belief around determinism, social constructivism and autosuggestion. The program touches on how beliefs form in media, society and democracy, and viewers are sharing it alongside topics like culture, mindset and social change.
- 7New nature documentaries of summer 2026 rounded up●Které nové dokumenty o přírodním světě vyšly v první polovině léta 2026? Od Evoluce a Eonů: Života a smrti na Pangaeai p
A roundup published on 30 July lists 12 new nature documentaries released in the first half of summer 2026. Titles highlighted include Evolution and Eons: Life and Death on Pangaea, Hammerheads Up Close with Bertie Gregory, and the 18th season of Changes in the Seas. It offers Czech-speaking viewers an overview of recent wildlife documentaries.
- 8Leipzig screening of AI documentary Ghost in the Machine rescheduled for 17 October●Neuer Termin: Am 17.10. in # Leipzig um 18:30 Uhr: :blobmiou: GHOST IN THE MACHINE USA 2026, Dokumentarfilm, 110 min, FS
A new date has been announced for a Leipzig screening of the documentary 'Ghost in the Machine' (USA 2026, 110 minutes, FSK 12), directed by Valerie Veatch. The film, shown in English with English subtitles, is described as an investigative documentary exploring the hidden history of artificial intelligence. It screens on 17 October at 18:30, and locals are being informed of the rescheduled showing.
- 9Documentary 'Ghost in the Machine' Screens in Leipzig on 15 October●Neuer Termin: Am 15.10. in # Leipzig um 19:30 Uhr: :blobmiou: GHOST IN THE MACHINE USA 2026, Dokumentarfilm, 110 min, FS
The documentary 'Ghost in the Machine' (USA 2026, 110 minutes) will be shown in Leipzig on 15 October at 19:30. Directed by Valerie Veatch, the investigative film explores the hidden history of artificial intelligence and will screen in English with English subtitles, rated FSK 12. Organisers announced the new date for the screening.