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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Written/Unwritten

    Silent glances speak volumes in this fast-paced drama in which a dull administrative procedure calls for an unwilling family reunion at a maternity wa
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  • After the Storm

    The umpteenth typhoon of the season has trapped a failed author (who recently lost his father) with his mother, ex and son. Leave it to…
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  • La mort de Louis XIV

    On 1 September 1715, King Louis XVI of France dies of gangrene in his palace at Versailles. In his darkened bedroom, confidants and doctors come…
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  • Mutter und Sohn

    Commissioned at the Amsterdam Film Festival, this absurdist parable about the doting mother of a brutal torturer was shot without permission of the Cz
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  • The Happiest Barrack

    Tracing her grandmother’s life of destitution in Soviet Hungary, Noémi Varga scans a house, the inhabitants of which appear numb and depr
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  • Orpheline

    If you look back through someone’s life you’ll encounter someone who is perhaps intrinsically the same in every phase of life, but is in s
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  • Abu Ammar Is Coming

    A picture shot by a Magnum photographer proves to be a teasing enigma. Arabic newspapers claim it as evidence of Bangladeshi fighters in the PLO…
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  • Afronauts

    A rag-tag group is trying to launch a moon rocket to beat the American Apollo 11. The astronaut is a 17-year-old girl who has to…
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  • The Wonderful Kingdom of Papa Alaev

    If anyone still doubts that musical talent is hereditary, this documentary provides convincing proof. Not that a tyrannical patriarch is necessarily a
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  • The Last Family

    An unconventional portrait of an unconventional artist. The dystopian paintings of Polish cult hero Zdzisław Beksiński are constantly in the backgroun
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