“Pink Ribbons Inc,” “Ambassador” in competition at IDFA 2011

Mads Brügger's The Ambassador, Léa Pool's Pink Ribbons Inc (pictured) and Werner Herzog's Into The Abyss are among the films competing for the best feature-length documentary prize at this year's IDFA, screening as part of the Dutch festival's slate of 300-plus docs.

By Adam Benzine

October 14, 2011

Mads Brügger's The Ambassador, Léa Pool's Pink Ribbons Inc (pictured) and Werner Herzog's Into The Abyss are among the films competing for the best feature-length documentary prize at this year's IDFA, screening as part of the Dutch festival's slate of 300-plus docs.

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