Skip to content
28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • The Woods Dreams Are Made Of

    Le Bois de Vincennes is a safe harbour for many Parisians. Migrants and natives, prostitutes and stalkers, rich and poor, old and young, downshifters
    Published on:

  • The Event

    How does a crowd react to an historic event when certainties are shaken? Documentary maker Loznitsa collected TV and amateur footage of street protest
    Published on:

  • The Train Stop

    Published on:

  • The Powder of Sympathy

    Diving deep into the often obscure global flow of materials, in this instance copper, The Powder of Sympathy sets in motion a frantic flow of…
    Published on:

  • Time Passes

    What can we do when art fails? Or when film fails art? Time Passes is Ane Hjort Guttu’s response to such questions. Inspired by Peter…
    Published on:

  • The High Sun

    Three times Romeo and Juliet against the background of the Balkan Wars that caused Yugoslavia to fall apart. Love is impossible at the beginning of…
    Published on:

  • Where Is Kurdistan?

    Two men are both looking for a little warmth and recognition for the identity they lost after fleeing their homeland for the Netherlands.
    Published on:

  • The Endless River

    Against the background of the vast South-African landscape, three people get caught up in a violent cycle of grief, anger and revenge. A moral narrati
    Published on:

  • Two Marxists in Hollywood

    Sergej Eisenstein and Bertolt Brecht both separately tried their luck in Hollywood, in vain. Beloff reincarnated them as two lanky youths.
    Published on:

  • Love & Friendship

    Cheerful, effervescent Jane Austen film – and this time not an Austen that has been filmed countless times. A free adaptation of Lady Susan, a…
    Published on: