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New Focus programmes on artist-filmmakers Matthew Lax and Timoteus Anggawan Kusno
Two new short Focus programmes will celebrate the queerly theatrical work of US-based artist, writer and filmmaker Matthew Lax and the critical approach to the shadows of colonialism and dictatorship presented by Indonesian and Amsterdam-based visual artist and researcher Timoteus Anggawan Kusno. Additionally, the first selections for the Short & Mid-Length strand have been revealed, including ten world premieres and two international premieres.
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Latest IFFR 2025 titles
Four world, six international and one European premiere across the Harbour, Limelight and Bright Futures strands mark the latest additions to the IFFR 2025 programme.
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VPRO Days 2025
Want to enjoy the most beautiful films from early in the morning until late at night? The IFFR programmers, in collaboration with the editors of VPRO Cinema, have put together a varied selection for the annual VPRO days. You don't want to miss this!
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Watch films online with IFFR Unleashed
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Atlantiques
The story of a young stowaway from Dakar who gives up his youth for a new life on the other side of the endless water.
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Influenza
In this previously unreleased short film by Bong (Parasite), security cameras record the downward spiral of a failed salesman turned robber.
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The Orphanage
Bollywood-film nostalgia colours the experiences of fifteen-year-old Qodrat, who ends up in an orphanage during Afghanistan’s 1980s Soviet-oriented pe
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