A House in Berlin

One of the leading lights of the Hungarian contemporary art scene, Imre Bukta, resettles in his home village, which is in decline and makes for a dramatic contrast with the modern world. A poetic, melancholic essay on a disappearing culture and the traces it leaves on landscapes, faces and people's lives. Semi-feature: new presentation format that foregrounds the mid-length film.

A petrol station on the outskirts of Oslo as an intersection of the arteries of contemporary Europe: consumption, migration, class hierarchies, alienation and fear of violence hide beneath a calm surface. A conceptual thriller from one of the most prominent European visual artists. Semi-feature: new presentation format that foregrounds the mid-length film.

A woman discovers that she has a distant but personal relationship to a historic building in Berlin and embarks on a journey into the past. One that turns out to be much more alive, ambiguous and unpredictable than expected. A contemporary visual quest at the intersection between fiction and non-fiction.