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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Cinema Regained

Programme IFFR 2026

A sphere of collective remembrance and imagination offering restored classics, documentaries on film culture, and explorations of cinema’s heritage.

Still: Mickey & Richard, dir. Ryan A. White, A.P. Pickle

Overview of films

  • ADGIN PRRX

    Norbert Pfaffenbichler | 167' | Austria | World premiere

    A metrical-materialist re-edit of John Frankenheimer’s 1966 car racing masterpiece Grand Prix. A rare cinematic experience!
  • Aimless Walk

    Alexander Hackenschmied | 8' | Czechoslovakia | No premiere

    A man strolls through Prague, maybe losing his soul on the way. A key work of the 1930s avant-garde.
  • L’ammiratrice

    Romano Scandariato | 102' | Italy | No premiere

    A musical melodrama so gut-wrenching that rivers of tears will flood the cinemas.
  • Amrum

    Fatih Akin | 93' | Germany | Dutch Premiere

    The end of Nazi Germany seen through the eyes of a young boy on a North Sea island.
  • Appunti per un’Orestiade africana

    Pier Paolo Pasolini | 70' | Italy | No premiere

    An essay on the perils of the colonial imagination. A fascinating pendant to Gavagai.
  • Atom of Eternity

    Cenek Zahradnícek, Vladimír Šmejkal | 6' | Czechoslovakia | No premiere

    The essence of all boy-meets-girl narratives. Lyrical and cynical at the same time.
  • Between Arms

    Rob Nevis | 75' | Sri Lanka | World premiere

    A tale of impossible love in times of war finished years after it was shot.
  • The Brig

    Norman Yonemoto | 81' | USA | No premiere

    A classic of San Francisco gay porn featuring legendary model-performer Mickey Squires.
  • The Devil and the Beauty

    Lee Yong-min | 75' | South Korea | No premiere

    Mad scientist 3D-horror extravaganza from the Golden Age of Korean cinema.
  • FETISH

    Malga Kubiak | 132' | Sweden | World premiere

    Epic autobiography of Polish artist Malga Kubiak in praise of everything aesthetically in your face.
  • Habibi Hussein

    Alex Bakri | 96' | Palestine | Dutch Premiere

    A cautionary tale about cultural colonialism, developed from the ruins of an NGO folly.