Biggest Hungarian film event, Budapest International Documentary Festival is coming. The 50 festival prize winner films on screen depict human fates, problems and social issues from 30 countries around the world at the BIDF in the Cinema City Arena from January 23 to 28.

For four years, the festival is the forum of the world's most recent international, successful documentaries in Hungary. These films are screened for the first time in Hungary during the festival. BIDF has five big sections: You’re responsible, They’re innocent, We’re changing, I decide and I’ll be short, and the program will include, among others, the European Film Award winner Anna Zamecka’s film, Communion, the two Oscar-nominated documentary, I'm not your negro; Watani, my Homeland and seven films that have been nominated for the European Film Awards.

Budapest International Documentary Festival is the only international documentary festival in the capital of Hungary that is a competition festival for the best documentaries from all over the world, without thematic or any other restrictions and that holds a Q&A session after every screening to provide a real one-off experience, so don’t miss it, if you’re interested is such things.