Seven documentaries, a podcast, a Pitch and, for the first time, the "Watchdog Award": meet the projects and journalists awarded at #DIG2020.

Lo spettacolo di questa sera è sold out. Per questo abbiamo deciso di trasmettere l'evento in streaming sul canale YouTube di DIG e sui canali social di Vinicio Capossela.

Da Alexander Nanau a Mariana Van Zeller, da Vinicio Capossela a Alessandro Portelli, passando per Matteo Caccia, Elio Germano, i C'mon Tigre, Ericailcane e Francesca Coin. Una serie di appuntamenti da non mancare.

There's time until June 21st to send us your documentary idea and get a chance to see it funded.

GIJN has designed a simple but secure platform to enable ongoing sharing of investigative television projects and relevant contacts.

A €15,000 prize and 6 prestigious awards assigned by an international jury: the DIG Awards, one of Europe’s biggest competitions devoted to celebrate the best in video journalism, is making a comeback—but there’s only a little more than two weeks left to apply.

A free DIG initiative for continuing its mission in defense of investigative journalism also during the quarantine.

The Festival will take place from October 8 to October 11, 2020. We can also confirm that DIG will move to a new home: the beautiful city of Modena, Italy.

The 2020 call for entries is available. In this page you will find every information and procedure rule to submit your project to DIG Awards.

Six winning films were chosen by an international Jury of 14 professionals from 8 different Countries.