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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Aurora

    This sequel to The Death of Mr. Lazarescu is a freeze-dried black comedy and neo-realistic thriller at the same time. Puiu himself plays the leading…
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  • The Seventh Bullet

    One of the many Red Westerns directly inspired – even in the title – by the hugely popular American classic The Magnificent Seven (1960). Made…
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  • Rabbit Hole

    A girl with binoculars, a mysterious man and a purple potion are the ingredients in this surreal, visually overawing film.
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  • City of Progress

    This animation shows how a city grows organically from a small dot to a complicated system of lines and forms in which our desire for…
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  • Tre ore

    Well-acted, sober fiction about absent fathers. How do you behave towards your daughter when granted three hours of leave from prison? Screened before
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  • Reign of Assassins

    A return to old-style wuxia as seen revived in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Su’s ambition to create an original masterpiece is clear in the film’s
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  • Un poison violent

    When the young teenager Anna comes home from boarding school, she discovers that her father has left. Her mother clings onto the local priest, a…
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  • Threnody

    An offering to influential filmmaker Stan Brakhage, made shortly before his death, which gives him a final look at earth.
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  • Memory (work in progress)

    Is the concept of a country conceivable after genocide? Together, a filmmaker from Rwanda and a filmmaker from Finland ask a question it is impossible
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  • The Crab

    His ‘crab hands’ form a welcome excuse for the blunt cynicism with which Levi keeps everyone at arm’s length. Disappointed by life, he gets on…
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