From Norwegian witches and rebellious Afghan women to ghost elephants and Danish cinema’s great, embarrassing provocateur. Politiken’s film editorial team highlights the films they are looking forward to at the CPH:DOX film festival.

Politiken's reviewers guide you to this year's best documentaries

  • Peter Aalbæk er patriarken, der sendes i terapi af døtrene. Foto: Andrea Storm Henriksen
    Photo: Andrea Storm Henriksen
  • Broken English. Foto: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
    Photo: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
  • Hex. Foto: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
    Photo: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
  • Ghost Elephants. Foto: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
    Photo: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
  • Barrio Triste. Foto: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
    Photo: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
  • Mariinka. Foto: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
    Photo: Still fra filmen/CPH:DOX
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I denne guide får du 18 hele anbefalinger af film, Politikens anmeldere glæder sig særligt til at se, inklusive datoer og biografer.

CPH:DOX løber af stablen 11.-22. marts 2026.

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