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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Murch

    Walter Murch, one of the greatest film editors in Hollywood, describes how films like The English Patient and Apocalypse Now turned into classics on t
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  • Orbit

    An ode to Kodachrome. A swirling carousel of brushstrokes of light in bright colours on celluloid.
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  • The Surging Sea of Humanity

    A stereograph of the crowd at the opening of the US Centennial Exposition of 1893 turns into a movie, into an enormous rugged 3-D landscape.
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  • Dixie Chicks: Shut Up and Sing

    Powerful documentary by double Oscar winner Barbara Kopple (American Dream, Harlan County, USA), together with Cecilia Peck, about the famous country
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  • Lost in Translation

    Sofia Coppola’s romantic comedy is hilarious and moving, intelligent and dreamy, melancholy and stunningly beautiful. On the top floor of a five star
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  • Her Glacial Speed

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  • Miami

    Sarah Morris is known for her film Los Angeles (2005) and abstract paintings and prints, all of which visually explore the built environment and our…
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  • 0106

    DIY stands for do-it-yourself. That is the motto of this high-speed little film that captures something domestic in every image.
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  • Film for Invisible Ink, case no.71: BASE-PLUS-FOG

    We search for focus, the evidence is thin, but like breath on a mirror it speaks of life and provides a compass for the way…
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  • Lay Down Tracks

    Charming series of portraits of five ordinary Americans whose ordinariness and travelling professions make them special. Pictures and sound go their o
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