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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Japan’s Tragedy

    Black-and-white, with rice-paper doors. The director knows his classics, but remains a modernist. A father and son wrestle with death and loss. Strang
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  • Manhã de Santo António

    João Pedro Rodrigues celebrates the patron saint, architecture and people of Lisbon, bewitched with longing, loss and desire.
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  • Four Ways to Die in My Hometown

    The effect of people moving away from the Chinese countryside, portrayed in poetic, occasionally stunning and often magical scenes. A student returns
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  • Zabriskie Point Redacted

    A contemplative film that revisits the movie, the place, the subject. This visual essay updates a theme in the original: the individual and the crowd.
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  • Polis X

    An assortment of humoristic and absurd characters inhabit a utopian city jokingly called ‘Polis’, supposedly designed by Le Corbusier and Albert Speer
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  • For Love’s Sake

    School kids as gangsters, dressed like pop stars. Arty choreographed fights and supplely sung drama. A story like Romeo and Juliet, based on a popular
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  • Two Russians in the Free World

    Can the improbable union between a maverick Russian billionaire and a penniless performance artist survive? Who’s in control and why are they singing?
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  • memento mori

    A meditation on immortality. memento mori is a hallucinatory time-lapse made from over 100,000 photographs from the maker’s life.
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  • The Trivial Pursuits of Arthur Banks

    Comedy series about the disastrous love life of theatre-maker Arthur Banks. Very cinematic first web series by American network AMC (Mad Men).
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  • Greystone

    Conceptual film about a murder in the Greystone Mansion in 1929 and exploration of structure in Hollywood films that were actually shot here.
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