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Baku, Azerbaijan · Est. 2016 · Emerging or partially verified — may be valid, clout unproven
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DokuBaku IDFF is Azerbaijan’s first independent international documentary film festival, founded in 2017 and held in Baku. It is notable as a regional platform for contemporary non-fiction cinema, showcasing feature-length and short documentaries, including local, international, children’s, music, nature, and experimental works, while also hosting screenings, masterclasses, and workshops. The festival is significant in the film festival circuit because it supports Azerbaijani documentary filmmaking, connects local filmmakers with the international documentary community, and helps develop the country’s non-fiction film culture.
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Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Founded
2016
Avg. rating
4.0/ 5
Reviews
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