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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • R100

    Games can be dangerous. Director Matsumoto (Dainipponjin/Symbol) has certainly proven he can go further with Japanese absurdism, but can he stay unfla
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  • The Mother and the Sea

    Vila Cha is the only place on Earth where traditions of fishing formed exclusively by women still live. Despite their age, the old ladies keep…
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  • Bread

    Bread hones in on the symbolic role of food, specifically in the way that it highlights gendered imbalances of power in the entertainment industry.
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  • Firas

    A group of Syrian refugees witness a plane crash during the crossing to Europe and drag a survivor on board.
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  • The Day She Commits Suicide

    Basically the title says it all. A young woman makes the final preparations while the film stays light, almost breezy.
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  • Of Good Report

    Black-and-white crime film, vaguely reminiscent of a Western. In a far corner of South Africa where time has all but stood still, a teacher falls…
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  • At the Bottom of the Sea

    The imposing landscape of south-western Texas hides countless tales of a world in perpetual motion.
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  • Story of My Death

    Serra won a Golden Leopard in Locarno with this peculiar, at times amusing, always painterly and philosophical film. In his latter days, rationalist a
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  • Museum Guard

    Unexplored aspects of everyday-life: What do guards in a museum do when they assume no one watches? A snapshot. (sixpack)
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  • 3 Logical Exits

    A claustrophobic sociological contemplation of the escape routes open to young Palestinians from their dead-end lives in refugee camps.
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