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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Antonio’s Breakfast

    Closely filmed study of the relationship between a disabled father and caring son.
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  • Tod und Teufel

    One of Dwoskin’s favourite films, based on an expressionist play by Wedekind about the liberation of men and women and their mutual confrontations, th
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  • Más se perdió

    Melancholy portrait of today’s Cuba and the (lost?) promises of youth, work and revolution.
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  • Helen

    After 18-year-old Joy has gone missing, another girl called Helen is asked to ‘play’ Joy in a police reconstruction that will retrace Joy’s last known
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  • The Shout

    Entirely in the line of the theme of British cinema in the late 1970s, The Shout is about a stranger from afar who comes to…
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  • Tsotsi

    Tsotsi, a young and very violent gangster from the townships of Johannesburg finds himself facing moral issues when after a carjacking he suddenly fin
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  • Cycles #3

    A performance with two 16mm projectors in which spots stuck on the film function as basic material for hypnotic images and sound.
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  • Dear Frances

    Recognisable mourning in this portrait of Frances Turner, a friend of the maker who died suddenly last year.
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  • The Market – A Tale of Trade

    The Englishman Hopkins wrote and directed this touching Turkish road movie in which the black-market trader Mihram tries to earn a living from the dub
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  • Opal Dream

    Family film situated in today’s Australia, in which it is shown that having imaginary friends can sometimes have an incredible influence on society as
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