Harbour
Programma IFFR 2022
Echoing Rotterdam’s port city identity, Harbour offers a safe haven to the full range of contemporary cinema that the festival champions.
Overview of films
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The Mole Song: Final
Miike Takashi | 129' | Japan | None
Miike Takashi goes top speed again in this final part of his series of manga adaptations, which is jam-packed with insane excesses. -
Mon Légionnaire
Rachel Lang | 107' | Belgium | None
Men on a mission in Mali, the women left behind in the army compound. Ex-military herself, Rachel Lang hits hard in this ensemble drama. -
Neptune Frost
Saul Williams, Anisia Uzeyman | 105' | Rwanda | None
Modern punk musical with Afrofuturistic overtones, in which runaway miners start a hacker community in the hills of Burundi. -
Noche de fuego
Tatiana Huezo | 110' | Mexico | None
Three young girls are trying to grow up as normally as possible, in a remote mountain village dominated by drug cartels. -
Quién lo impide
Jonás Trueba | 221' | Spain | None
For five years, Trueba filmed a group of Spanish teens. No script, free of form, full of dreams, but never naive. Touching generational portrait.
