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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Black Swan

    Nina (Natalie Portman) embodies the White Swan, controlled and technically perfect. For the lead in Swan Lake, she risks everything to also be the Bla
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  • Hand Held Day

    An entire Arizona day in six minutes of Kodachrome, breathtakingly contained in a small mirror held in the filmmaker’s hand.
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  • Prim Limit

    An alarming message. Existentialist problems have entered Second Life and waste disposal has to be tackled too.
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  • Olivia’s Place

    In 1966, Thom Andersen knew that Olivia’s Place would soon be gone, so he decided to make a film in order to save something of…
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  • Love’s Refrain

    A delicate doubling of reality, which results in a new understanding of the interconnectedness of the objects that surround us.
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  • Pro-Trusion

    A teenager helps an old man across a snowy street. He is asked to come in so he can warm up, but there is also…
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  • Bertha’s Children

    Five middle-aged siblings and their simple behaviours and declarations are intensely ordered and analyzed, rendering a powerfully unusual family film
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  • The Divine Miracle

    Hyper-stylized imagery of Christ is composited with powerfully weird optical printing work, in this classic vision which took two solid years to produ
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  • Eclipse Predictions

    Diana Wilson’s beautiful animated tableaux reach their zenith in this film, creating a moving visual catharsis for a childhood tragedy.
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  • …These Blazeing Starrs!

    Comets have augured catastrophe, upheaval and the end of days. A film about these meteoric ice-cored fireballs and their historic ties to divination.
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