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‘Micronations’ documentary selected for Oak Cliff Film Festival

DALLAS, Texas — The documentary Micronations, which features the Royal Republic of Ladonia among several micronations and other alternate polities from around the world, has been officially selected for screening at the 15th Oak Cliff Film Festival in Dallas, Texas.

Directed by Joe Kowalski, Micronations features HM Carolyn I, Queen of Ladonia, alongside HRH Travis (McHenry), Grand Duke of Westarctica, HRH Prince Phil (Pillin) of Pibocip, HM King Ernest Emmanuel of Amethonia, President Kevin Baugh of Molossia, and other figures from the world of micronations and alternate polities.

The film will be screened on Sunday, 2 August 2026, as part of the festival’s four-day programme celebrating independent cinema. The Oak Cliff Film Festival, now in its fifteenth edition, is recognized as one of Texas’ leading independent film festivals and showcases innovative narrative and documentary filmmaking from around the world.

Micronations was filmed over several years and includes footage captured in Ladonia at Nimis, as well as scenes from MicroCon 2023, which was hosted by Ladonia in the United States and co-hosted by Ladonia and Flandrensis in the European Union. The EU gathering marked the first MicroCon held outside the United States, while the US edition was the largest to date and included festivities at the Queen’s residence. The documentary explores the remarkable diversity of the micronation movement while highlighting the communities, traditions, and individuals who bring these unique nations to life.

The screening marks another significant milestone for the documentary following its recent world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, where it introduced audiences to the fascinating world of micronations and featured Ladonia’s unique artistic and cultural heritage.

Citizens, friends of Ladonia, and those in the Dallas–Fort Worth area who wish to attend the screening may purchase tickets through the Oak Cliff Film Festival’s official website.

The Royal Republic of Ladonia congratulates the filmmakers and everyone involved in bringing Micronations to audiences across the United States and We look forward to introducing even more viewers to the Kingdom of Art.

– Carolyn, Queen of Ladonia

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With a keen eye for detail and a deep commitment to truth, the News Editor of the Ladonia Herald brings decades of experience in journalism and digital content creation. With roots in Ladonia's rich cultural heritage and a passion for sharing its unique stories, our News Editor ensures that every piece published is accurate, insightful, and engaging. When not crafting compelling narratives, they can be found exploring the historical and artistic landmarks of Ladonia, capturing the essence of our beloved micronation.

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