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          11. – 22. March 2026

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              15 years of CPH:FORUM

              CPH:FORUM, our long-standing financing and co-production event dedicated to visually strong creative documentary projects, turns 15 in 2025!

              Over the years, more than 500 projects from around the globe have trusted CPH:FORUM as the place to present their new work. A majority of these projects have gone on to premiere at prestigious festivals such as Sundance, Cannes, Berlinale, Venice, Locarno, IDFA, (and of course CPH:DOX), and to win awards and nominations at the Oscars, Emmys and Griersons, among many more.

              Here is a selection of some of the projects that have been presented at CPH:FORUM in the past 15 years according to the year they pitched in Copenhagen. The year and festival in parenthesis indicates the world premiere.

              2025

              • The Story of Documentary Film by Mark Cousins (Sundance, 2026)
              • Elon Musk Unveiled – The Tesla Experiment by Andreas Pichler (IDFA, 2025)

              2024

              • Timestamp by Kateryna Gornostai (Berlinale, 2025)
              • The Helsinki Effect by Arthur Franck (CPH:DOX, 2025)
              • Powwow People by Sky Hopinka (TIFF, 2025)

              2023

              • Only on Earth by Robin Petré (Berlinale, 2025)
              • Mr. Nobody Against Put_n by David Borenstein & Pavel Talankin (Sundance, 2025)
              • Intercepted by Oksana Karpovych (Berlinale, 2024)
              • A Bit of a Stranger by Svitlana Lishchynska (Berlinale, 2024)

              2022

              • To Hold a Mountain by Biljana Tutorov & Petar Glomazic (Sundance, 2026)
              • The Human Surge 3 by Eduardo Williams (Locarno, 2023)
              • Queendom by Agniia Galdanova (SXSW, 2023)
              • Mistress Dispeller by Elizabeth Lo (Venice, 2024)
              • Hollywood Gate by Ibrahim Nash’at (Venice, 2023)
              • Blueberry Dreams by Elene Mikaberidze (CPH:DOX, 2024)
              • A Fox Under a Pink Moon by Mehrdad Oskouei (IDFA, 2025)
              • Silent Flood by Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuck (IDFA, 2025)

              2021

              • Twice Colonized by Lin Alluna (Sundance, 2023)
              • The Oldest Person in the World by Sam Green (Sundance, 2026)
              • The Oligarch and the Art Dealer by Andreas Dalsgaard (Sundance, 2026)
              • Tata by Radu Ciorniciuc & Lina Vdovîi (TIFF, 2024)
              • Sudan, Remember Us by Hind Meddeb (Venice, 2024)
              • Soundtrack to a Coup d’État by Johan Grimonprez (Sundance, 2024)
              • Songs of Earth by Margreth Olin (CPH:DOX, 2023)
              • Rising Up at Night by Nelson Makengo (Berlinale, 2024)
              • Nocturnes by Anupama Srinivasan & Anirban Dutta (Sundance, 2024)

              2020

              • President by Camilla Nielsson (Sundance, 2021)
              • When a City Rises by Amy Ip, Yuling Chow & Cathy Chu (CPH:DOX, 2021)
              • The Most Beautiful Boy in the World by Kristina Lindström & Kristian Petri (Sundance, 2021)
              • The Hamlet Syndrome by Elwira Niewiera & Piotr Rosołowski (Locarno, 2022)
              • Free Money by Lauren DeFilippo & Sam Soko (TIFF, 2022)
              • Confessions of a Good Samaritan by Penny Lane (SXSW, 2023)

              2019

              • The Voyage Out by Ana Vaz (Cannes, 2022)
              • Nothing Compares by Kathryn Ferguson (Sundance, 2022)
              • Non-Aligned: Scenes from the Labudovic Reels by Mila Turajlic (IDFA, 2022)
              • Krabi 2562 by Anocha Suwichakornpong & Ben Rivers (Locarno, 2019)
              • iHuman by Tonje Hessen Schei (IDFA, 2019)
              • I Am Greta by Nathan Grossman (Venice, 2021)
              • De Humani Corporis Fabrica by Verena Paravel & Lucien Castaing-Taylor (Cannes, 2022)
              • Coded Bias by Shalini Kantayya (Sundance, 2020)
              • Architecton by Victor Kossakovsky (Berlinale, 2024)
              • And the King Said, What a Fantastic Machine by Axel Danielson & Maximilien Van Aertryck (Sundance, 2023)
              • All Light, Everywhere by Theo Anthony (Sundance, 2019)

              2018

              • Transnistra by Anna Eborn (IFFR, 2019)
              • The Hottest August by Brett Story (Sundance, 2019)
              • Riotsville, USA by Sierra Pettengill (Sundance, 2022)
              • Reconstructing Utøya by Carl Javér (Berlinale, 2018)
              • Innocence by Guy Davidi (Venice, 2022)
              • Aleph by Iva Radivojevic (FEST, 2021)

              2017

              • What You Gonna Do When The World’s On Fire? by Roberto Minervini (Venice, 2018)
              • The Society of the Spectacle by Göran Hugo Olsson & Sophie Vukovic (CPH:DOX, 2023)
              • Skate Kitchen by Crystal Moselle (Sundance, 20218)
              • Sisters With Transistors by Lisa Rovner (SXSW, 2020)
              • Heartbound – A Different Kind of Love by Janus Metz (TIFF, 2018)
              • Hale Country This Morning, This Evening by RaMell Ross (Sundance 2018)
              • Epicentro by Hubert Sauper (Sundance, 2020)
              • Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets by Bill Ross & Turner Ross (Sundance, 2020)

              2016

              • *Between 2015-2017, CPH:DOX moved its dates from November to March and therefore skipped an edition

              2015

              • Strong Island by Yance Ford (Sundance, 2017)
              • Hunting for Hedonia by Pernille Rose Grønkjær (CPH:DOX, 2019)
              • Casting Jonbenet by Kitty Green (Sundance, 2017)

              2014

              • Childhood by Margreth Olin (CPH:DOX, 2017)
              • Kate Plays Christine by Robert Greene (Sundance, 2015)
              • Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami by Sophie Fiennes (TIFF, 2017)
              • Bring Down the Walls by Phil Collins (IFFR, 2020)

              2013

              • This Changes Everything by Avi Lewis & writer Naomi Klein (TIFF, 2015)
              • The Raft by Marcus Lindeen (CPH:DOX, 2018)
              • Aquarela by Victor Kossakovsky (Venice, 2018)

              2012

              • Tarzan’s Testicles by Alexandru Solomon (Karlovy Vary, 207)
              • Mimosas by Oliver Laxe (Cannes, 2016)
              • A Modern Man by Eva Mulvad (CPH:DOX, 2017)

              2011

              • The Crash Reel by Lucy Walker (Sundance, 2013)
              • Project Nim by James Marsh (Sundance, 2011)
              • Lovetrue by Alma Har’El (Tribeca, 2015)

              2010

              • The Ambassador by Mads Brügger (IDFA, 2011)
              • Democrats by Camilla Nielson (CPH:DOX, 2014)
              • A Spell to Ward Off the Darkness by Ben Russell & Ben Rivers (Locarno, 2013)