3 – 8 November 2026
Doc’n Roll Film Festival returns to London this autumn for its 13th edition, bringing another exciting selection of music documentaries to cinemas across the city from 22 October to 8 November. Fiercely independent and rooted in a DIY spirit, Doc’n Roll celebrates the artists, outsiders, scenes and stories that shape music culture, spanning genres, generations and musical movements from around the world.
Doc’n Roll Film Festival returns to London this autumn for its 13th edition, bringing another exciting selection of music documentaries to cinemas across the city from 22 October to 8 November. Fiercely independent and rooted in a DIY spirit, Doc’n Roll celebrates the artists, outsiders, scenes and stories that shape music culture, spanning genres, generations and musical movements from around the world.
Programme
Tuesday 3 November, 9.15pm
World Premiere
7 Days In May: Mac Demarco and Ryan Paris + Q&A
In May 2024, Fabio Roscioli, better known as Ryan Paris, the voice behind the iconic '80s hit Dolce Vita, travels to Los Angeles to collaborate with his friend, indie rock star Mac DeMarco. Over the course of seven days, the two musicians write, record, produce, and mix an original song, culminating in the creation of a music video.
Wednesday 4 November, 6.30pm
UK Premiere
KitKatClub: Kinks of Berlin + Q&A
KitKatClub: Kinks of Berlin ventures inside one of the world’s most iconic clubs, following a diverse cast through Berlin’s nocturnal underground. A raw yet poetic portrait of a community built around radical self-expression. An immersive exploration of freedom, intimacy, identity, sexuality, consent and the liberating act of unlearning shame.
Friday 6 November, 6.30pm
UK Premiere
The Best Summer
The Best Summer plunges audiences into the 1995 Summersault tour, as Beastie Boys, Sonic Youth, Foo Fighters, Pavement, Rancid, The Amps and Bikini Kill travel across Australia and Southeast Asia.
Saturday 7 November, 8.40pm
UK Premiere
Muguruza FM 40 Tour + Q&A
Four decades after first stepping onto a stage, Fermin Muguruza embarks on a large-scale tour: a collective journey celebrating 40 years of music, commitment, and cultural resistance.
Sunday 8 November, 5.30pm
UK Premiere
You Fuckers Figure it Out: A Jason Molina Story + Q&A
Conjure the spirit of indie-rock icon Jason Molina (1973-2013) with Ohio insiders who illuminate the truth about his coming of age on Lake Erie, escaping artless steel town indifference, and manifesting the legendary band, Songs: Ohia, as they celebrate contradictions that tether Jason’s raunchy humour, propensity to lie, refusal to interpret lyrics, and untimely death into a haunting legacy unconfined by the record vault.
Tuesday 3 November, 9.15pm
World Premiere
7 Days In May: Mac Demarco and Ryan Paris + Q&A
In May 2024, Fabio Roscioli, better known as Ryan Paris, the voice behind the iconic '80s hit Dolce Vita, travels to Los Angeles to collaborate with his friend, indie rock star Mac DeMarco. Over the course of seven days, the two musicians write, record, produce, and mix an original song, culminating in the creation of a music video.
Wednesday 4 November, 6.30pm
UK Premiere
KitKatClub: Kinks of Berlin + Q&A
KitKatClub: Kinks of Berlin ventures inside one of the world’s most iconic clubs, following a diverse cast through Berlin’s nocturnal underground. A raw yet poetic portrait of a community built around radical self-expression. An immersive exploration of freedom, intimacy, identity, sexuality, consent and the liberating act of unlearning shame.
Friday 6 November, 6.30pm
UK Premiere
The Best Summer
The Best Summer plunges audiences into the 1995 Summersault tour, as Beastie Boys, Sonic Youth, Foo Fighters, Pavement, Rancid, The Amps and Bikini Kill travel across Australia and Southeast Asia.
Saturday 7 November, 8.40pm
UK Premiere
Muguruza FM 40 Tour + Q&A
Four decades after first stepping onto a stage, Fermin Muguruza embarks on a large-scale tour: a collective journey celebrating 40 years of music, commitment, and cultural resistance.
Sunday 8 November, 5.30pm
UK Premiere
You Fuckers Figure it Out: A Jason Molina Story + Q&A
Conjure the spirit of indie-rock icon Jason Molina (1973-2013) with Ohio insiders who illuminate the truth about his coming of age on Lake Erie, escaping artless steel town indifference, and manifesting the legendary band, Songs: Ohia, as they celebrate contradictions that tether Jason’s raunchy humour, propensity to lie, refusal to interpret lyrics, and untimely death into a haunting legacy unconfined by the record vault.
