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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Madame Butterfly

    Master filmmaker follows a woman at a bus station. These are all the ingredients for a captivating film. Tribute to Puccini, whom we neither see…
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  • Le retour d’un aventurier

    In this pop art African-style Western, a man returns home to his village with western cowboy duds and forms a gang with his old buddies.
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  • White Material

    In the latest film by Claire Denis, Isabelle Huppert plays the French owner of a coffee plantation in an African country that is falling further…
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  • Ne change rien

    Intimate portrait shot in black & white of the French actress/singer Jeanne Balibar. In long, static shots, Pedro Costa manages to capture the creativ
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  • Amer

    A hallucinogenic horror allegory that is inspired both by film history and psychoanalysis. The viewer follows a woman in her childhood, adolescence an
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  • La terre de la folie

    Can a documentary about suicide and (occasionally gruesome) massacres also be funny? It can if it was made by the idiosyncratic French director Luc Mo
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  • Rivières

    We are in Marseille, the sun is rising and life seems to flow peacefully. Passers-by participate in the film, noises resound all around. With electro-
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  • [sic]

    In a Japanese art bookstore, a girl has to check all of the pictures first. What are we allowed to see and what not?
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  • Eyes Wide Open

    Modest feature debut about an Orthodox Jewish father and husband who becomes embroiled in a passionate affair with another man. He realises just how s
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  • Where Do I Stand? Right, Left or the Human Kind?

    Inquiry into the formation of individuals within the framework of ideological manipulation on the part of the state or insurgent groups.
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