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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock and Roll

    While war was raging in Vietnam, youth culture in Cambodia blossomed to the beat of local imitations of rock, chansons, and even hippy psychedelics. T
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  • Dead Man

    An original variation on the eternal western genre about Blake (Johnny Depp), who travelled to the Far West in the 19th century.
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  • Greetings to the Ancestors

    Equal parts documentary, ethnography and dream cinema, Ben Russell presents the third part in a trilogy examining the ecstatic limits of utopia in the
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  • Tired Moonlight

    At first sight, small towns are not so different from one another: identical shops and identical pleasures. So Tired Moonlight mainly focuses on the i
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  • Buffalo Juggalos

    An experimental exploration and celebration of the Juggalo subculture in Buffalo, New York.
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  • Gentle

    The story is set in a beautiful yet poor Vietnam, with as protagonist a beautiful yet poor orphan girl. This tight retelling of the tragic…
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  • Detour de force

    Charlatan or psychic marvel? While Ted Serios appears to expose Polaroids solely by the power of his mind, cameramen of a very different type gather…
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  • Pan

    A beautiful Islamic location with typical mosaics is the starting point for a muted investigation of the materiality of film versus video images.
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  • Eager

    Beautiful, spooky work by Schulnik in which clay, fairy-like beings perform an uneasy choreography in a scary field of flowers.
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  • Square Stories Too

    Basically three films rolled into one. Various, jump-cut images depict life and work on Addis Ababa’s central square. A contemporary triptych.
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