KineDok is an alternative distribution of contemporary creative documentary films established by Institute of Documentary Film (Czech Republic) and realized in cooperation with partners from Croatia (Restart), Hungary (Eclipse Film), Romania (One World Romania), Slovakia (Filmtopia) and Poland (Krakow Film Foundation) with a large network of alternative venues, established social media background and feasible outreach and campaign strategies.KineDok’s live event-based screenings are accompanied by debates with documentary filmmakers and other experts. The audience’s interest will be reinforced by customized outreach campaigns via social media and networks, which will engage and motivate the audiences (pod-casts, discussions, live streamings, exclusive online materials and downloads) across all new media platforms.In 2016, 15 titles from internationally acclaimed European directors will be translated into 9 languages and screened at over 120 places in 9 European countries. Each venue will screen from 8 to 15 documentary films from the KineDok catalogue within one year.In all the KineDok regions the venues range from established cultural community spots in large cities to small towns and villages, all run by local promoters. KineDok will grasp these communities and by using online crowdsourcing and other innovative participatory strategies it will bring the documentary films to the broader, mainly young audiences.In 2016 KineDok, the unique distribution platform which follows and creates its audience, will also organize special screenings in cooperation with Bergen International Film Festival and Project Operation Kino coordinated by Romanian Film Promotion. KineDok will connect these organizations with their target audience via Cinema-on-Demand events. Using these new strategies, KineDok will improve the access to quality creative documentaries for the less privileged groups and create new audiences for the European AV sector. KineDok builds a new docu-nation