Byline Doc Fest is officially over – thank you so much for joining us.
All the films, except The Battle for Kyiv, are still available to watch for Byline TV members and Festival Pass holders. Check out the links below to watch.
Byline Doc Fest is officially over – thank you so much for joining us.
All the films, except The Battle for Kyiv, are still available to watch for Byline TV members and Festival Pass holders. Check out the links below to watch.
BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE PORTLAND FILM FESTIVAL
THE BATTLE FOR KYIV
Runtime: 67 minutes
Exclusive Premiere: Oz Katerji chronicles the opening days of Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine, joining a young MP and his team as they deliver aid to civilians and the capital’s defenders.
The Battle for Kyiv will be available on Apple TV, Amazon Prime & Google Play from 6th June.
WINNER: BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
PORTLAND FILM FESTIVAL
Runtime: 67 minutes
Exclusive Premiere: Oz Katerji chronicles the opening days of Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine, joining a young MP and his team as they deliver aid to civilians and the capital’s defenders.
The Battle for Kyiv will be available on Apple TV, Amazon Prime and Google Play from the 6th of June.

SHATTERED
Runtime: 42 minutes
With Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover and Trump set to re-enter the White House, revisit our examination of the role of big tech and social media in the spread of disinformation, and the risks they pose to democracy.

SHATTERED: HOW BIG TECH BROKE SOCIETY
Runtime: 42 minutes
With Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover and Trump set to re-enter the White House, revisit our examination of the role of big tech and social media in the spread of disinformation, and the risks they pose to democracy.
BETRAYED
Runtime: 76 minutes
Explore the deeper causes of Brexit that reach as far back as the Blair years, and examine how those who voted for it came to feel betrayed by politicians who promised them a better future.
BETRAYED: THE TRUTH ABOUT BREXIT
Runtime: 76 minutes
Explore the deeper causes of Brexit that reach as far back as the Blair years, and examine how those who voted for it came to feel betrayed by politicians who promised them a better future.

KOMPROMAT
Runtime: 35 minutes
How did a British Prime Minister come to have a close personal relationship with a former KGB spy? Veteran investigative journalist John Sweeney asks the tough questions.

KOMPROMAT: THE PRIME MINISTER & THE SPY
Runtime: 35 minutes
How did a British Prime Minister come to have a close personal relationship with a former KGB spy? Veteran investigative journalist John Sweeney asks the tough questions.

