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      11. – 22. March 2026

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          CPH:DOX SUMMIT (keynote 1)

          Opening Keynote

          12:50 - 13:05 Monday 24th Mar 2025 / 15 min

          A fiercely independent filmmaker will evoke the potential power and importance of independent media.

          Documentaries play an important role in the audiovisual landscape by offering audiences not just the facts of a story but an emotional connection to a vital human experience. They carry the promise to dig deeper and bring us closer to the truth. And it is precisely their independence, transparency and integrity that put them in a position to promote democratic discussion and debate. Policy makers can help by guaranteeing a free and diverse audiovisual landscape, where audiences continue to have trusted access to a variety of voices, experiences and stories, and filmmakers find a variety of reliable partners – both public and private – to support production and distribution.

          Alisa Kovalenko is an award-winning Ukranian filmmaker based in Kyiv, whose film My Dear Theo, has it’s World Premier at CPH:DOX 2025.

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          Alisa Kovalenko

          Alisa Kovalenko is a Ukrainian award-winning director, based in Kyiv. Her documentaries Home Games (Sheffield DocFest 2018), We Will Not Fade Away (Berlinale 2023), Girl Away from Home (IDFA 2023), My dear Theo (CPH:DOX 2025) have played at over 200 festivals and won multiple international awards.