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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Fires on the Plain

    Surrealism comes home when Tsukamoto Shinya tackles the last weeks of the Pacific War: bodies rot, limbs fly, men are mown down en masse, comrades…
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  • Le paradis

    A meditation on life and death and an associative self-portrait, all in one: in Le paradis, Alain Cavalier threads together everyday observations, mem
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  • A Midsummer’s Fantasia

    In his third feature (in two parts), festival favourite Jang Kun-Jae also presents an alter ego: a Korean director who, in black-and-white, prepares a
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  • The Golden Triangle

    Romantic portrait of woman who can’t or doesn’t want to stand still. She’s travelling. Travelling forever. And never coming back forever. Not even to
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  • Angelus Novus

    Afghan Ali has just arrived in Turkey where he has to start a new life surrounded by other refugees.
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  • The Basement

    Artist Erik van Lieshout uses a politically charged occasion to allow humans and animals to benefit from his art during the Manifesta in St. Petersbur
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  • Mauro

    In a rich year for new Argentine Cinema, Mauro was one of the surprises. The hero of the title is a Jack-of-all-trades who leads an…
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  • I comme Iran

    Brussels: behind classroom doors Azari learns to read and write her mother tongue Persian using a manual from the Islamic Revolution.
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  • The Old Man of Belém

    A survey of some of the career highlights of the oldest active filmmaker in the world, in the imaginary company of some literary greats.
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  • God Loves the Fighter

    Raw, realistic take on life in the eastern part of Port of Spain, Trinidad – murder capital of the Caribbean. Young Charlie wants to do…
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