Overview of articles
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Duck Hunting
A nostalgic day out hunting for a father and two sons. The violence is not only aimed at the ducks. Impressive student production.Published on: -
I’m Still Alive
She’s alive, but won’t be for long. Soon a host of angels will fetch her. Poetic portrait of a Polish woman called Jadwiga, who is…Published on: -
Moxie
A pyromaniac bear misses his mother. Thrilling animation from the director of 2009’s Tiger Shorts nominee, The Black Dog’s Progress. Screened before KPublished on: -
Peace versus Justice
Gripping documentary explores the different conceptions of Western values in other countries, focussing on the situation in Uganda with the Lord’s ResPublished on: -
Where Is My Dog?
A dog gets lost on the streets of Addis Ababa. The search is a joyous, beneficial and ultimately surprising undertaking.Published on: -
Scene Shifts, in Six Movements
Latest work by Finnish artist Jani Ruscica (retrospective at IFFR 2008) alternately describes locations in words, images and music.Published on: -
Born in Beijing
The subject is raw, poignant and dirty: the poverty-stricken lives of a group of petitioners (people whose rights have been violated by local governmePublished on: -
Genpin
A poetic film for women who want to have children, have them already or might want them. Maybe also for new or future fathers. Less…Published on: -
Aurore
A poetic existentialist journey though the human body and soul. Jean-Julien Pous won the New Arrivals Award in 2009 with Seeking You.Published on: -
Tres semanas después
Torres Leiva (winner of the Fipresci Award with El cielo, la tierra y la lluvia) takes a sympathetic look at the emotions of the landscape…Published on: