Big Screen Competition
Overview of films
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Copenhagen Does Not Exist
Martin Skovbjerg | 98' | Denmark | World premiere
A tense psychological thriller turns into a coolly existentialist study on the limits of (com)passion. -
Cyclone
Philip Yung | 116' | Hong Kong | World premiere
Desire and identity blur as Cyclone travels to Hong Kong in search of gender-affirming surgery. -
Daryn’s Gym
90' | South Africa | -
Gym owner Daryn battles his next door competitor, in this light, sometimes deliciously exaggerated South African mockumentary. -
Drawing Lots
Zaza Khalvashi, Tamta Khalvashi | 84' | Georgia | World premiere
A droll mystery noir about a tight-knit seaside neighbourhood. -
Drifting Petals
110' | Australia | -
In this poetic essay, Clara Law paints a personal portrait of a filmmaker wandering through Hong Kong and Macau. -
Drifting Petals
Clara Law | 110' | Australia | None
Available on Festival Scope Pro from 26 January 9:00 CET to 14 February 9:00 CET -
Drifting
Li Jun | 112' | Hong Kong | World premiere
Hong Kong’s homeless fight for their rights in the shadows of the high-rises. A politically committed look at a precarious existence. -
Eden
Ágnes Kocsis | 153' | Hungary | World premiere
Can love save Éva from a world that is making her sick, or will she have to stay in her sterile apartment forever? -
Endless Borders
Abbas Amini | 111' | Czech Republic | World premiere
An exiled Iranian teacher helps an Afghan refugee family, triggering a multi-layered crisis of commitment. -
Énorme
Sophie Letourneur | 98' | France | International premiere
A famous pianist is unexpectedly pregnant, thanks to her over-controlling husband. This raw comedy bends genders in unexpected, weird ways. -
Eternal
Ulaa Salim | 100' | Denmark | World premiere
A deeply moving sci-fi drama of the heart that ruminates on ‘what if?’ -
The Evening Hour
Braden King | 115' | USA | International premiere
An empathetic portrait of economic decline and spiritual redemption in a rural American mining town where the drug trade has become part of the social