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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Tiger Competition

Overview of films

  • Small Faces

    Gillies MacKinnon | 105' | United Kingdom | International premiere

    Against the background of his birthplace Glasgow, film-maker MacKinnon sketches a family story providing a less rose-coloured picture of the sixties.
  • Somnambulance

    Sulev Keedus | 129' | Estonia | International premiere

    Keedus uses haunting and hallucinatorily intense images of the seasons and nature in the far north to describe the difficult relationship between a yo
  • Sons of Denmark

    Ulaa Salim | 120' | Denmark | World premiere

    Claustrophobic political thriller in which two young men cornered by xenophobia become embroiled in a devilish dilemma.
  • The Soup, One Morning

    Takahashi Izumi | 90' | Japan | European premiere

    Kitigawa suffers panic attacks. His girlfriend Shizu tries to get through to him, but Kitigawa seems to seek help from a suspect source. The lengthy…
  • Le spectre de Boko Haram

    Cyrielle Raingou | 75' | Cameroon | World premiere

    A deeply affecting documentary following a group of children navigating life in a war zone.
  • Spying Cam

    Whang Cheolmean | 100' | South Korea | European premiere

    Two men look as if they are bored to death in a rancid, sweltering hotel room. They read Dostoevsky and film with a video camera.…
  • sr

    Lea Hartlaub | 103' | Germany | World premiere

    A meditative, multi-faceted essay on human activity spanning centuries and continents, with one recurring motif: the giraffe.
  • La sueur des palmiers

    Radwan El Kashef | 110' | Egypt | -

    ‘Palm sweat’ is a colourful metaphor for the changing situation in the Egyptian countryside. In an oasis village, all the healthy men follow a caravan
  • Summer in the Golden Valley

    Srdjan Vuletic | 104' | Bosnia and Herzegovina | European premiere

    Always dreaming of life elsewhere, two young guys hustle, hang out, get stoned and then get caught up with criminal types, a beautiful rich girl…
  • Sunshine Express

    Amirali Navaee | 100' | Iran | World premiere

    An exercise in role-playing reinforces the restrictive nature of everyday life in Iranian society.
  • Supporting Role

    Ana Urushadze | 139' | Georgia | World premiere

    A faded Georgian film star confronts pride and renewal when a new role poses to quietly reshape him.
  • Suzaku

    Kawase Naomi | 100' | Japan | World premiere

    Personal, timeless and atmospheric narrative shows how a country family copes with economic changes.