Overview of articles
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Silbersee
Alexandra Navratil’s photo-essay takes the perspective of the chemically contaminated lake Silbersee to illustrate the slow torture man inflicts on EaPublished on: -
Aoom
An aging actor transfers his soul into a doll to escape the boredom and the triteness of leisure. His assistant soon gets irritated by this…Published on: -
Después del diluvio
One woman, two men – and none of the melodrama one might expect. In fact, the film’s true drama is in its colours: how everything…Published on: -
Kaili Blues
One of the past year’s most striking, dreamy and poetic debuts is difficult to describe in retrospect. Situated in the subtropical south-west of ChinaPublished on: -
The Woods Dreams Are Made Of
Le Bois de Vincennes is a safe harbour for many Parisians. Migrants and natives, prostitutes and stalkers, rich and poor, old and young, downshiftersPublished on: -
The Event
How does a crowd react to an historic event when certainties are shaken? Documentary maker Loznitsa collected TV and amateur footage of street protestPublished on: -
The Train Stop
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Time Passes
What can we do when art fails? Or when film fails art? Time Passes is Ane Hjort Guttu’s response to such questions. Inspired by Peter…Published on: -
The High Sun
Three times Romeo and Juliet against the background of the Balkan Wars that caused Yugoslavia to fall apart. Love is impossible at the beginning of…Published on: -
The Endless River
Against the background of the vast South-African landscape, three people get caught up in a violent cycle of grief, anger and revenge. A moral narratiPublished on: