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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Glut

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  • L’amour est un crime parfait

    In the wintry Alps, the life of a womanising professor (Mathieu Amalric) gets even more complicated when a pretty student disappears. Her beautiful st
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  • Late at Night – Voices of Ordinary Madness

    Strong, original film essay on the changing East End of London. A model for Europe and the rest of the world. Author and filmmaker Xiaolu…
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  • Falten

    Lush, concentrated work in which the corners of a shiny cloth are folded together. Hands explore space determining the dimensions.
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  • Instants

    Schüpbach’s latest film visualises how thoughts come about. With French author Joël-Claude Meffre’s hand as the dynamic focus.
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  • Cherry Pie

    Zoé is young and alone, on the road, clearly running away. From a painful past? From herself? She drifts aimlessly but deliberately, leaving the peopl
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  • Les heures heureuses

    Fascinating archival material shows how an alternative psychiatric institution not only benefitted patients, but also became a hotbed of social resist
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  • To Valerie Solanas and Marilyn Monroe in Recognition of Their Desperation

    ‘Can sounds, rhythms and light produce queer relations? Can they become revolutionary?’ (PB & RL)
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  • L’atelier

    The space the artist makes his work in becomes the subject. The camera draws the outside world and colours objects.
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  • Vaters Garten – Die Liebe meiner Eltern

    Peter Liechti rediscovers his family by filming his parents after more than 60 years of marriage. He puts the questions children are afraid to ask…
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