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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • New Jerusalem

    Will Oldham excels as a naive, cocky American who’s found God. His co-worker at a tyre shop is an Irishman who has served in Afghanistan.…
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  • Populus tremula

    The process from tree to match proves to be the perfect metaphor for the route from state to individual capitalist. Recorded on beautiful 16mm.
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  • Somewhere

    A Hollywood star who consumes pills and women yet remains bored (Stephen Dorff) only realises how empty his life is when he is forced to…
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  • Japan Tapes

    A selection of excerpts from Asher’s Japan Tapes – a poetic diary that chronicles his encounters with modern Japanese life.
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  • The Last Buffalo Hunt

    For five years, Schmitt and Lynch followed the buffalo hunt in the American West. Their fascinating portrait of a disappearing world contrasts unspoil
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  • Dissertation on Permeation: Harmony versus Convergence

    Japanese designer Hiroki Nakamura’s road trip across the USA, where,as inspiration for his collection, he immerses himself in Navajo culture.
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  • Shrimp Boat Log

    Mathematical concept by Leonardo da Vinci, translated by filmmaker Gatten into a beautiful conceptual film consisting of 300 shots, 29 frames long.
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  • A Letter to Elia

    This is an homage to the work of the American director Elia Kazan as seen through the eyes of another American master, Martin Scorsese. A…
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  • In the Absence of Light, Darkness Prevails

    Eclectic hotpot shot in an overheated Brazil. People are oppressed, baby turtles swim out to sea and our culture decays.
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  • Artificial Changelings

    Last year as installation, now as linear film: a romantic thriller about shopping and kleptomania.
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