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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

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  • Of Horses and Men

    The credits for this dramatic, delicate debut include Icelandic horses. And rightly so: alongside the fabulous landscapes and dry Icelandic humour, th
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  • Nothing to Be Afraid of

    In the Armenian enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh, detecting landmines is a job for women. Inch by inch, they meet the danger with the patience of a…
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  • Sandlines

    To understand their present situation, young children from a mountain village near Mosul re-enact the last century of Iraqi history.
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  • Eye Bags

    An insomniac woman discovers that the particularly large bags under her eyes have become an attractive home for A Gum, a goldfish with a thing…
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  • L’éclat furtif de l’ombre

    The horrors of war cast young fisherman Adisu adrift in vast Ethiopia. Forty years later, he is a taxi driver in a Northern European city,…
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  • Crush

    Fleshy objects, composed of gel usually used for testing the penetrability of bullets into humans, are repeatedly crushed by a hydraulic press. (AV-ar
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  • Doorway for Natalie Kalmus

    Close-ups of a technicolour instrument in a laboratory build up to form a kaleidoscopic ballet. Abstract flashes of light lead to a mystic experience.
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  • Solar Echoes

    Impressively structured ‘science’ film links images of a thermal solar-energy plant to ideas on entropy, energy and time.
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  • Periscópio

    Two men in a filthy flat care for and hate one another. One day, suddenly, a periscope appears through the floor. Who or what finds…
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  • Manakamana

    Award-winning cinematic and ethnographic triumph points a 16mm camera at the people (and animals) in cable cars high above the Nepalese jungle, on the
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