IDC Films

01/08/2022

The incredible story of a World War II Japanese Imperial soldier found alive 60 years later in Ukraine. He was captured by the Soviets during World War II and was allowed to move to Ukraine as a Soviet citizen in 1965. He married a Ukrainian woman and had two sons and a daughter. He later died in Ukraine in 2013, but as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, two of his grandchildren had to be evacuated from Zhytomyr west of Kyiv in the spring of 2022, as Russian forces advanced on the capital.

NOTE: The author of the video, is Dr. Mark Felton, is a well-known British historian. His books have formed the background to several TV and radio documentaries.

Dr. Mark Felton FRHistS is a well-known British historian, the author of 22 non-fiction books, including bestsellers 'Zero Night' and 'Castle of the Eagles',...

15/10/2020

As former documentary filmmaker in Kosovo, Palestinian West-Bank and Iraq, I call this film amazing. These guys had balls that would impress anyone in Special Forces. What they did was epic.

The real-life story of two men who embark on a ten-year mission to infiltrate North Korea.

30/09/2019

The three-part miniseries will be set in Edwardian England. The War of the Worlds is slated to air later this year on BBC.

The three-part miniseries will be set in Edwardian England.

19/07/2019

Title: The New Iraqi Army

Description: Exploratory short about life in Baghdad, Iraq during the first year of the war (2003).

19/07/2019

Daughters of Abraham [Trailer] (2':56")
aka "To Die In Jerusalem"

Description: It was an indelible Newsweek cover photograph: two teenage girls who looked so alike they could have been sisters. Instead, one was a Palestinian girl who blew herself up in a Jerusalem grocery store killing a 17-year-old Israeli girl. Daughters of Abraham is an unblinking portrait of two lives on a fateful collision course.

28/06/2017

Our Road to Kosovo [Trailer] (2':21")

Narrated by US President Bill Clinton.

Description: Chronicles the struggle of an ethnic Albanian family during the conflict in Kosovo. Our Road to Kosovo is a personal story of tragedy and hope for the Kelmendi family as you learn of their harrowing exodus from Kosovo and the process of reclamation that these refugees must go through when they return home to find that their once familiar society has become livable only under constant military occupation.

03/07/2016

This is where IDC Films started its journey. In 1999 we traveled to the Albanian-Kosovo border to make a film and that war eventually open us to a whole new world. This film by a colleague of ours explores the peace in Kovoso.

The story of a small nation desperate to build a stable future, and building a friendship in the unlikeliest of places: Iowa.