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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Big Screen Competition

Overview of films

  • The Island

    Anca Damian | 85' | Romania | None

    Available on Festival Scope Pro from 26 January 9:00 CET to 14 February 9:00 CET


  • Joel

    Carlos Sorín | 100' | Argentina | European premiere

    Nine-year-old adoptee not only puts his new parents’ relationship under pressure, but also their position in their community in Patagonia.
  • Joram

    Devashish Makhija | 134' | India | World premiere

    The dreams of a young family crash into fate and broken promises in this drama-thriller.
  • Kung Fu Zohra

    100' | France | -

    Trapped in a violent marriage, Zohra takes kung fu lessons in this playful, cinematic solution to domestic violence. Big Screen Award winner.
  • Kung Fu Zohra

    Mabrouk El Mechri | 100' | France | None

    Available on Festival Scope Pro from 26 January 9:00 CET to 14 February 9:00 CET


  • The Last Farmer

    M. Manikandan | 144' | India | International premiere

    Agricultural traditions are in danger of being lost when an aged farmer is imprisoned. Highly original Indian drama about their importance.
  • Lone Wolf

    Jonathan Ogilvie | 100' | Australia | World premiere

    An intriguing thriller made up of images from hidden cameras, phone taps, Skype sessions and other Australian-government surveillance footage.
  • Luka

    Jessica Woodworth | 94' | Armenia | World premiere

    Jessica Woodworth’s fantasia of post-truth lunacy perhaps reflects the present more closely than is comfortable.
  • Macai

    Sun-J Perumal | 105' | Malaysia | World premiere

    A drug dealer trying to save his neck finds his world spinning out of control.
  • Master

    Rezwan Shahriar Sumit | 122' | Bangladesh | World premiere

    The political ambition of a Bangladeshi teacher corrodes both community and self, as corruption takes hold.
  • Mi vacío y yo

    98' | Spain | -

    Dreams of princes and a traditional family life don’t fit easily into the complex reality of Raphi’s transition in contemporary Barcelona.
  • Milk Teeth

    Sophia Bösch | 97' | Germany | World premiere

    In a dystopian near-future, a young girl has to choose between servitude or freedom.