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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • ‘Til Madness Do Us Part

    China’s most famous documentary maker spent months in a municipal asylum, where patients are sometimes incarcerated for decades. This four-hour docume
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  • The Orphanage

    Bollywood-film nostalgia colours the experiences of fifteen-year-old Qodrat, who ends up in an orphanage during Afghanistan’s 1980s Soviet-oriented pe
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  • Ida

    Poland, early 1960s. Devout novice Ida visits her sole family member, having been warned by the Mother Superior. The chain-smoking, cynical Wanda reve
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  • Made in Hong Kong

    HK 1997, where young people dream of death. Presaging the spirit of militant, self-sacrificing HK youth we see today, re-incarnated as political resis
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  • La nuit

    Quneitra on the Golan Heights was destroyed by Israel during the war with Syria in 1967. The father of Malas, a Palestinian freedom fighter, is…
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  • Rocks

    Rocks, an East London teenager, has to look after her kid brother when her mum suddenly disappears. A drama bursting with youthful energy.
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  • Division

    The simple process of dividing and reassembling a piece of paper by hand creates a complex and intriguing animation that defies what seems impossible.
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  • About Endlessness

    In his characteristic style, Andersson at his existential, succinct best: everything that makes life human, in an hour and fifteen minutes.
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  • Venomous Folds

    Video essay on poison, medicine men, possession and death. Four Indians including a toxicologist and a snake charmer explain how they read the signs.
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  • The Buried Alive Videos

    A magical omnibus of posturing and illusion from a dysfunctional band of Soviet émigrés. Their hatred is democratic, their hatred is universal.
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