Tempo Documentary Festival 2026

This year, the entire festival will kick off with La belle année, created by SKH alumna Angelica Ruffier, who graduated in 2025. La Belle année was her degree film.

Tempo Documentary Festival runs from 2 to 8 March, and SKH has the following programme item:

Documentary storytelling of the future

When: Tuesday 3 March, 4–5 p.m.
Where: Mötesplats Mariatorget

Ray Borg is a director and PhD candidate at Stockholm University of the Arts, researching different types of film manipulation. They have previously directed films such as Passion and Future My Love. Here, they are joined by Valentina Chamorro Westergårdh (SVT), Manuel Cubas (Senior Lecturer in Audiovisual Media), and Tinna Joné (Senior Lecturer in Documentary Storytelling) from SKH to discuss who owns the truth in the documentary storytelling of the future. In collaboration with Stockholm University of the Arts.
Read more here: The future of documentary storytelling

Dox & Drinks – Mingle with SKH

When: Tuesday 3 March at 17.15.
Where: Pitcher’s, Mariatorget

Round off Tuesday with a mingle – an excellent opportunity to make valuable new contacts! 
Please note that you need accreditation to participate.

Research in progress: expanding documentary storytelling

When: Wednesday, 4 March, 1:00–1:30 p.m.
Where: Meeting place Mariatorget
Participants: PhD student Carl Olsson and Professor Erik Gandini from SKH

A conversation between Carl Olsson and Erik Gandini about their artistic research. How can different narrative structures be combined in a single film, and how can two parallel time dimensions be worked with in the same image? 

Industry accreditation is required to participate.

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Tempo Documentary festival

You will find all information regarding ticket prices, locations and other details on Tempo's website: Tempo Documentary festival tickets and venues