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CPH:DOX
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March 19 – 30, 2025

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Sound & Vision

The best music movies of the year with some of the world's biggest names in front of the camera.

It wouldn’t be a true CPH:DOX festival without plenty of partying, color, and a musical lineup featuring international superstars.

We have a large program of music films, and some of the portrayed musicians will also make their way to the festival this year. The Berlin-based Canadian electroclash star Peaches is coming to Copenhagen in connection with the portrait film ‘Teaches of Peaches’. And then the legendary Peter Doherty will appear at CPH:DOX for two special screenings of ‘Peter Doherty: Stranger in My Own Skin’. This happens on March 18th at Bremen Theatre, when he and the film’s director Katia de Vidas – who became Doherty’s wife over the ten years she followed him with her camera – openly discuss the drug abuse that has shadowed him throughout his career. After both screenings, Peter Doherty will play numbers from his rich back catalog with his longtime guitarist Andrew Newlove.

ABBA: Against the Odds

World premiere of the ultimate film about the ultimate pop band. On the 50th anniversary of their iconic urovision victory, this is the untold story of ABBA in the golden years between 1976 and 1980.

They Shot The Piano Player

A film noir in colour that brings back the heyday of bossa nova in stunning animations and to a jazzy score, as it tells the story of the mysterious disappearance of one of Brazil's most legendary jazz pianists.

Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero

The story of the icon behind the monster hit 'Old Town Road' and his exhilerating journey as he defies musical boundaries and redefines what it means to be a superstar in the 21st century.

The Stones & Brian Jones

Genius, sex symbol, lost soul. The director of 'Kurt and Courtney' and 'Marianne and Leonard: Words of Love' unravels the story of the Rolling Stones icon who mysteriously ended his days at the bottom of a swimming pool aged just 27.

Milli Vanilli

From a meteoric career to tabloid tragedy. Get the untold details of the lip-synch scandal of them all in thr stranger-than-fiction account of the pop duo behind the mega-hit 'Girl You Know It's True'.

In Restless Dreams: The Music of Paul Simon

The legendary singer has finally received the major portrait film he deserves. Oscar winner Alex Gibney unravels Paul Simon's life's work, from his time with Art Garfunkel to solo highlight 'Graceland' to his latest album.

Devo

Meet the cult band of them all in the rockumentary of the year about a band that fused a political vision with being bizarre, nerdy and rock star cool. From the director of ‘American Movie’ and the hit series about the Fyre Festival.

Carlos

The life of guitar virtuoso Carlos Santana from his childhood in Mexico to international stardom, according to the 76-year-old legend himself.

Sofina + Altid/Aldrig noget andet

The debut from the group 'A Good Year', consisting of video artist Albert Hildebrand and composer and producer Tobias Laust known from bands like Liss and Goss + A poetic collage film by Lydmor and Sebastian Cordes.

A Century in Sound

A meditative atour of three different, fascinating and distinctive Japanese listening cafés that offer an immersive, musical sanctuary amidst the chaotic streets of Tokyo.

This is Ballroom

An upbeat tribute to the Brazilian ballroom scene, where LGBTQ+ and non-white people create the creative space they are not allowed in a repressive society.

Welcome to the Darkness

The party-loving British glam rockers in The Darkness are trying to reclaim stadiums around the world. But not everything goes according to plan in an unpretentious, funny and touching story of brotherhood and rock n' roll.

Eno

Experience Brian Eno's creative process and foresight in a film that changes every time it is shown! Using new technology, director Gary Hustwit has created a phantom portrait of the musical genius that reassembles his life's work.

Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus

20 compositions, five decades, one performance. With posterity as his only audience, the Japanese star composer strums his own musical testament on the keys in the last performance before his death. Intimate, majestic and minimalistic, captured by the maestro's own son.

Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird

Friendship, love and rock n' roll! The lives of the pioneering rock bands At the Drive-In and The Mars Volta, authentically and honestly portrayed on video through a lifetime by the two childhood friends at the front of the stage.

Teaches of Peaches

Fuck the pain away! 20 years after queer musician Peaches kicked off the new millennium, she's embarking on an anniversary tour - and she's armed with bare breasts, a razor-sharp entourage and a prophetic fuck you to the patriarchy.

Peter Doherty: Stranger In My Own Skin

10 years in the turbulent life of the British rock n' roll poet as a singer in The Libertines and Babyshambles, and as a regular in the tabloids. The struggle to quit the drugs is the untold chapter in the story of Pete Doherty - until now.

Efterklang: The Makedonium Band

A charming tour of Macedonian folk music and a fascinating insight into the creative process of the Danish band Efterklang.

Free Party

Welcome to a party so wild that the British state had to rewrite the law to ban it, and that the electronic sound waves of the raging Free Party movement of the 1990s still resonate today.