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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Exhibition

    Intimate portrait of a special relationship where love cools one moment and seems stronger than ever the next.
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  • The Home & The World Today

    An elegantly directed, vital update of Rabīndranāth Ṭhākur’s seminal 1916 novel about the struggle between tradition and modernity, politics and priva
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  • Au revoir l’été

    A Japanese film with a French title, and just as lightfootedly psychological and en-passant intelligent as French films can be. If the film has a…
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  • The Girl with Two Heads

    18 year-old Anne explores body image and self-perception in the 21st century in contrasting worlds: at home with her mother and at the gym.
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  • Ink in Milk

    Schizophrenia is the creative principle here, splitting up realities and reassembling them anew. Wieland evokes the hidden ruins of the psyche.
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  • On a le temps pour nous

    Smockey’s raps, poetry and performances honour the political legacy of Burkina Faso’s first democratically elected and then assassinated president.
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  • All Movements Should Kill the Wind

    200 kilometres from Beijing, men live among rocks that wait to be hacked, cut and sanded. Once the stone monument is in place, nobody remembers…
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  • Dreamland

    Layers, lag and loops hypnotise the viewer visually, as an unknown and faraway voice draws alien lines between Canada and Serbia.
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  • Århus by Night

    A film about filmmaking, and a portrait of Malmros’s centre of the world: Århus. Also a trenchant look at 1970s Denmark – surface permissiveness offse
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  • Sicherheit123

    Coincidence that the German word for nightmare is Alptraum? Rather surreal documentary observes Swiss engineers anticipating worst-case scenarios.
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