The media Documentary Channel has launched the third edition of media Documentary Industry Days to connect decision-makers with the most promising documentary projects.
The event, which kicked off on Saturday and will continue until Monday, is being held during the media Balkans Documentary Film Festival in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo.
The event features 80 experts who will evaluate and support documentary projects that aim to tell inspiring human stories, address pressing social issues and promote universal human values while shedding light on areas that have not received enough attention in the documentary film industry.
The event also aims to foster a deeper understanding of different perspectives by promoting cultural exchanges between the participants.
On Saturday, 10 sessions were held in the event’s Main Pitch category, beginning with the presentation of a documentary project titled The Other Gaza.
“This emotional pitch tells the story of Wafa Jamil, who lives in Stockholm while her family resides in Gaza. The focus of her project is to show a different side of Gaza to her eight-year-old daughter, who lives with her in Sweden,” a statement released by the organisers said.
Jamil said her project was inspired by the ongoing conflict in the Palestinian territory.
“It is an important topic, and I’m very grateful to have the opportunity and the space to present it at such an important event, filled with so many influential people from this industry,” she said.
Rudy Buttignol, who is moderating the event for a third time, praised the programme’s evolution.
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