Can documentary film change the way we see society? Meet Alexander Nanau, Academy Award–nominated director of Collective and Emmy Award winner for The World According to Ion B. His films are powerful, intimate journeys into real lives — from children growing up in poverty (Toto and His Sisters) to journalists uncovering political corruption (Collective). In this masterclass, Nanau will share how long-term observation, trust, and closeness to his protagonists shape his cinematic language. Discover how documentary can become not just storytelling, but a way of understanding the world — and questioning it. Experience cinema that listens, observes, and reveals. (only in English)