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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Venusville

    The two filmmakers had a bet: how easily can you tell the difference between a moving image of a still object, and a freeze frame…
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  • Majority

    A wonderful portrait of a rural family and modern city existence, told through the life (and its problems) of a teenage boy, his relatives and…
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  • Another Passion

    Narrative film in which Yossry portrays her own struggle to study cinema, and the confrontations she had with her family.
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  • Winter Vacation

    This hilarious minimalist film from poet/writer/filmmaker Li Hongqi won the Golden Leopard. Deadly dry humour, inimitable dialogues and long, sad sile
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  • Autumn

    Rafiq’s brother has been missing for more than four years as a result of the violence in the Indian state of Kashmir. As a result,…
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  • El mar

    Raw, surrealist, homoerotic and sometimes violent melodrama – a highlight of Villaronga’s oeuvre. Mallorca 1936: a mass execution by fascists is witne
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  • Tras el cristal

    Villaronga’s legendary film debut from 1987 is controversial and has lost nothing of its power. To those unafraid, it provides an insight into human d
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  • Mirages

    Mirages focuses on a mock Iraqi village in the Mojave desert used by the US Army for training purposes. It was built and is operated…
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  • The Tent

    Enthrallingly edited and scored, monochromatic amplification of 1970s idealism, expressed in drawings, texts and photos by the ‘British Systems Group’
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  • Documentary Footage

    Morgan Fisher’s rarely seen early masterwork, in which an artist’s model gives an endlessly nuanced performance of self-investigation.
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