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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • A Philological Quandary, Kenneth Anger’s ¡Que Viva Mexico! (1950)

    A lyrical multi-screen comparison of moments from Eisenstein’s ¡Que Viva Mexico! and Anger’s Scorpio Rising.
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  • TRACE

    A displaced man tries to return, but his hometown has turned into a ghostly, alienated place.
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  • The Radiant Screen

    A poetic documentary about the Russian model city Ж, which exists shielded from reality. 
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  • On This Land

    18th-century Russian village life, shaped by superstitions, religious violence and the class struggle against feudalism.
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  • The Legends of Eternal Snow

    A deeply authentic fairy tale about love and ghosts of the past set against the mystical scenery of the Sakha Republic.
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  • Bull’s Heart

    Hidden love is revealed in this surprisingly tender story about an Uzbek father and son.
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  • Rerberg and Tarkovsky. The Reverse Side of ‘Stalker’

    A unique documentary rediscovering part of the history of Soviet cinema through the life and work of the brightest Russian director of photography, Ge
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  • Nothing Personal

    Voyeuristic film by the former Tiger-Award winner Larisa Sadilova. Private detective is commissioned to observe an apartment. He spies on the life of
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  • DVA

    Dystopian cyberpunk sci-fi, Russian-style, returns with a vengeance in this inventive, allusive, experimental, morbid tale.
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  • Skazka

    Jet-black comedy featuring Mussolini, Stalin, Hitler and Churchill in a Dantean vision of the Afterlife.
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