The Bermuda Documentary Film Festival (“Bermuda Docs”) is a bi-annual independent film festival, held every April and October, featuring top documentary films from around the world. It was founded by Duncan Hall in 2009. The first event was held at the Tradewinds Auditorium of the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute in November 2009.
- Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders: Director: Mark Hopkins / United States / 2009 / 94 minutes / Rated R
- This Way of Life: Director: Thomas Burstyn / New Zealand / 2010 / 85 minutes / Rated G
- Autumn Gold: Director: Jan Tenhaven / Austria-Germany / 2010 / 94 minutes / Rated GS
- Shed Your Tears and Walk Away: Director: Jez Lewis / United Kingdom / 2010 / 92 minutes / Rated R
- Thunder Soul: Director: Mark Landsman / United States / 2010 / 83 minutes / Rated PG
- Poverty In Paradise: The Price We Pay: Director: Lucinda Spurling / Bermuda / 2011 / 58 minutes / Rated G
- Pink Saris: Director: Kim Longinotto / United Kingdom / 2010 / 96 minutes / Rated G Hindi with English subtitles
- !Women Art Revolution!: A (Formerly) Secret History: Director: Lynn Hershman Leeson / United States / 2010 / 83 minutes / Rated G
- The Green Wave: Director: Ali Samadi Ahadi / Germany-Iran / 2010 / 80 minutes / Rated PGEnglish and Farsi with English subtitles
- Kinshasa SymphonyDirectors: Claus Wischmann, Martin Baer / Germany / 2010 / 95 minutes / Rated G French and Lingala with English subtitles
