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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • A Bloody Spear at Mt. Fuji

    First post-war film by Uchida is an undisputed masterpiece. The violence is a long time coming, in this riotous film about a samurai who has…
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  • The World

    Attractive, intelligent portrait of a series of young inhabitants of Beijing, against the magnificent decor of a theme park with replicas of world fam
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  • Flower

    Layered 16mm film investigates elements such as film texture, light and motion.
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  • Howl’s Moving Castle

    Whirling fairy-tale by the maker of Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away, about a shy girl who miraculously changes into a sprightly old lady (who is…
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  • Café Lumière

    Observations in the spirit of Ozu, by the Taiwanese master film maker Hou Hsiao-hsien. A pregnant writer and a bookseller with a passion for trains…
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  • Casshern

    Wild eclectic amalgamation of styles, in this apocalyptic science-fiction film that pulls out all the stops in animation and live action. In a post-nu
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  • Mother Monika – For a Film Unfinished

    A rereading of a filmic diary in which a film student got pregnant in order to play a pregnant film student. Once she was a…
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  • The Mad Fox

    Colourful, wildly stylised, immense captivating fable, including animation, kabuki and butoh and collapsing sets. About a soothsayer at court who was
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  • Late Bloomer

    After Aaltra last year, wheelchairs again make their surroundings unsafe in black & white. The leading role in Shibata’s very original film is the inc
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  • Sayonara sayo-nara

    A man approaches people on suicide websites to take his own life with them.
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