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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Evaporating Borders

    Originally from Yugoslavia, Iva Radivojevic investigates the effects of large-scale immigration on the sense of national identity in Cyprus, one of th
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  • The Backup Tapes from Moon and Mars

    The towns Mars and Moon in Pennsylvania seem to be simulations, scale models for testing whether people could live on other planets.
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  • Deadline

    A running man, exhausted and near collapse, is teased onward by the disembodied red lips of a woman. Will the man meet his deadline?
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  • Interior. Leather Bar.

    William Friedkin’s film Cruising (1980) remains notorious for its distorted portrayal of New York’s gay underworld. Hollywood enfant terrible James Fr
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  • This Ain’t No Mouse Music!

    Chris Strachwitz has been producing live albums of American roots music for more than 50 years. With an instinct for authentic, non-mainstream traditi
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  • Drive with Care

    New film from former Prix de Rome winner provides a deadpan lesson in social psychology on an American campus.
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  • Undertone Overture

    ‘Tie-dye’ method famous in the psychedelic era of the late 1960s used in a film study into colours and patterns in materials.
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  • Green | Red

    Peter Burr channels the Zone, tearing the sky open with a startling exploration of endless sidewalks, primordial colour and joyously shape-shifting de
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  • Tunnel Vision

    The train slides out of the station and we’re plunged into a nocturnal ballet of converging parallel rails, shimmering lights and endless tunnels.
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  • Double Play

    Richard Linklater and James Benning are both veteran indie filmmakers. More than an in-depth study of their filmic oeuvre, this documentary offers a p
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