It’s a wrap for #DIG2019! Four days of screenings, talks and events powered by a community of 8,000 people who gathered in Italy to celebrate the best of investigative journalism worldwide.
See you next year, watchdogs. The best is yet to come. #DIG2020
Questo weekend DIG Festival di Riccione fa tappa a Milano per una due giorni di Documentari Inchieste Giornalismi. Vi aspettiamo a @base_milano il 14 e 15 dicembre 2018.
🎥 Il programma è online qui https://t.co/MQD4rnxnWu
New on https://t.co/xnZPiUGPU3, From Kiev to the Congo: @DIGawards Festival Honors Top Investigative Documentaries @BlaisClaudine https://t.co/GETRoMaD9D
2018 @DIGawards Best Investigative Long Film winner: Killing Pavel. "The filmmaking team exhibited great bravery & this resulted in an intense cinematic movie that stands out for its innovative use of CCTV cameras & its unflinching hard-nosed journalism." https://t.co/GETRoMaD9D
2018 @DIGawards Best Reportage Long Film winner: Kompromat. "This eye-opening film employs a skillful narrative to reveal the human consequences of the destructive practice of using compromising information as a weapon." @tristanwaleckx@G_Beaufils https://t.co/GETRoMaD9D
2018 @DIGawards Best Investigative Medium Film winner: Silent Death on a Syrian Journey. "This film forces us to confront the inhumanity that has defined the treatment of some of the most vulnerable on earth." @trtworld https://t.co/GETRoMaD9D
2018 @DIGawards Best Short Film winner: Doping: Alex Schwazer’s Mystery. "The film represents an admirable attempt to give an overview of the #AlexSchwazer controversy and focuses on the key questions that eventually will require answers." @emanuelepiano https://t.co/GETRoMaD9D
2018 @DIGawards Best Reportage Medium Film winner: Iraq: Dying for Mosul. "This is an intense film that takes viewers to the front lines in one of the major battles against #ISIS." @ARTEde@ARTEen https://t.co/GETRoMaD9D