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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • IFFR remembers John Hurt: The Elephant Man

    In honour of British actor John Hurt, who died January 25 2017, IFFR will screen The Elephant Man, David Lynch’s classic film from 1980. Hurt’s…
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  • Amora

    An ink animation on a window. Each painting is photographed and washed away, exposing the unconscious consumption of time. (Ezra Wube)
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  • 025 Sunset Red

    Red colours the Californian landscape; red is the blood that flows and leaves a trail to the Basque Country. “Everything of value is defenceless.”
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  • Chlorophyl

    Young woman wrestles with her identity and failed relationship, reflected in the city of Miami. A cinematographic exploration of change as a natural p
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  • The Eye’s Dream

    Produced by the directors of the documentary Leviathan, this Bataille-inspired film by veteran Sato Hisayasu dovetails body horror and pink film with
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  • Black and White Film

    A woman reveals her naked body and gradually paints it. When she has become invisible, the film fades to total darkness. (Light Cone)
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  • HEIS (chroniques)

    A twenty-something young woman goes back to her parents’ home after some trials and tribulations, dreaming of a fresh start. This tale of a Fren
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  • Hermia & Helena

    Contemporary, free adaptation of A Midsummer Night’sDream in New York by Argentinian talent and Shakespeare fanatic Piñeiro is all charmi
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  • Escapes

    An actor who played mainly supporting roles during the 1960s and 1970s tells his life story. Fascinating anecdotes, illustrated by a host of film clip
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  • Jackie

    “I won’t let you write that down”, Jackie says to her interviewer, a slight smile playing across her face, after getting too persona
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