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The New World, Episode One
In this desktop film, the history of Arab immigrants to the US is evoked through archival material of ordinary people and the melancholy songs that…Published on: -
I Have Sinned a Rapturous Sin
Fragments of Forough Farrokhzad’s poem Sin are read out, juxtaposed with clergy advising women on how to control their lust in Maryam Tafakory’sPublished on: -
Sunstone
Critical research film in which optical technologies of military and colonial design evoke associations between seeing and understanding, light projecPublished on: -
Dragonfly Eyes
Chinese artist Xu Bing’s directorial debut could be described as The Truman Show, but in Real Life. He weaves a story of a boy and a…Published on: -
Re-rupture
Artist Hsu Che-yu unearths and reanimates forgotten moments in Taipei’s history, one of which includes a guitar solo eight storeys up in the air.Published on: -
With History in a Room Filled with People with Funny Names 4
In a world where drones take on the role of spirits and co-exist with living species, Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai tackles the subject ofPublished on: -
Gropius Memory Palace
Through a guided meditation performed by a hypnotherapist, viewers are invited to construct a ‘memory palace’ as they experience Walter Gropius’s iconPublished on: -
Hannah
She might be in her 70s, but actress Charlotte Rampling’s famous look has only become more mysterious over the years. This ‘existential GiaPublished on: -
Don’t Forget Me
Countless stories have been told about love, and yet with this moving drama about two young misfits in Tel Aviv, Ram Nehari manages to add…Published on: -
Hit the Night
The number of female filmmakers who break through in South Korea still forms a small minority. Hit the Night, in which Jeong Gayoung herself plays…Published on: