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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Pop Aye

    A disillusioned architect rediscovers Pop Aye, the elephant from his childhood, in the streets of Bangkok. Together they set off on a journey to the…
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  • all-around junior male

    A portrait of a young Nunamiut athlete, focusing on the materiality of film and its surface textures. (Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre)
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  • Lost Landscapes of Los Angeles

    This soundless compilation by Rick Prelinger consists of historical images of Los Angeles, partly filmed by anonymous amateurs and partly by Hollywood
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  • Remedies – Rongoã

    Huber and Saarikko were inspired by the traditions of various healing methods and the Maori culture, but also by the imminent threat of nature. (AV-ar
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  • KBELA

    A powerful visual essay about nappy hair. Confrontational and poetic, tranquil and exciting, it investigates the oppression of black Brazilian women,
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  • Voyage to Terengganu

    Amir Muhammad, a representative of the Malaysian New Wave, made a portrait of the men of Terengganu with his colleague Badrul Hisham Ismail. Their doc
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  • 025 Sunset Red

    Red colours the Californian landscape; red is the blood that flows and leaves a trail to the Basque Country. “Everything of value is defenceless.”
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  • Elon Doesn’t Believe in Death

    With compelling intensity, this debut film follows protagonist Elon as he searches for his missing wife in a huge Brazilian city. Viewers are inescapa
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  • HEIS (chroniques)

    A twenty-something young woman goes back to her parents’ home after some trials and tribulations, dreaming of a fresh start. This tale of a Fren
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  • Suffering of Ninko

    A cult classic in the making, the debut feature by Japanese newcomer Niwatsukino Norihiro mixes exquisite animation and ghostly folklore. A devout Bud
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