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Doc/Fest are so proud of these we decided they deserved an awrd this year. Take a moment to watch our Student Docs and marvel in their accomplishment. Watch out for this new and up coming talent.

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Goleshovo and Cyanosis

12 Notes Down (12 Toner Ned) (Country: Denmark; Year: 2008; Director: Andreas Koefoed)

A young choir singer's life falls apart when his voice breaks.

Ambulantes (Country: UK; Year: 2008; Director: Daniel Giannini Gonzalez), Official Site

Two Brazilians make a living by selling goods on Rio beaches.

Auntie Niecey (Country: UK; Year: 2008; Director: Jim Morgan)

Intimate portrait of a 36 year old woman trying to become a mother.

Being Frank (Country: UK; Year: 2008; Director: Jacob Kjær Pedersen), Official Site

A look at a former military intelligence officer and whistleblower whose life now lies in ruins.

Chungking Dream (Country: UK; Year: 2008; Director: Jean-Louis Schuller), Official Site

Life in the Chungking Mansions apartment complex in Hong Kong.

Cyanosis (Sianoze) (Country: Iran, US; Year: 2008; Director: Rokhsareh Ghaemmaghami), Official Site

Portrait of a Tehran street artist.

Goleshovo (Country: UK; Year: 2008; Director: Ilian Metev), Official Site

A forgotten Bulgarian town struggles onwards in this observational documentary.

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I Dream of Variety (Country: UK; Year: 2008; Director: Luke Sewell)

Delapidated club seeks resurrection wizard, apply within.

Mee And My Dad (Country: Thailand; Year: 2008; Director: Lorne Kramer)

A filmmaker attends his 60 year old father's wedding to a 27 year old Thai woman.

Sprinters (Country: UK; Year: 2008; Director: Sam Blair)

An exploration of top-level athletes.

We Are Saharawi (Country: Algeria, UK; Year: 2008; Director: Martha Fernzandez)

Documentary about two people slipping between the cracks of modern Britain.