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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • A Walk with Nigel

    Louis Henderson visits the artistic afterlife, travelling to the East End London of his great-uncle and photographer, Nigel Henderson (1917-1985).
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  • Duel to the Death

    The storyline is just an excuse for Ching to reinvent wuxia in cinema, incorporating western techniques and his own innovations. Acrobatic combats wit
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  • Sta ik

    Sensitive, short fiction on the old body that no longer works, while young people take their mobility for granted.
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  • Surviving Life

    Surrealist Jan Svankmajer deals with one of the biggest obsessions in his life: dreams. The main protagonist Evzen is having obscure dreams and desper
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  • Compline

    A fond farewell to the unique Kodachrome film stock Dorsky used to shoot most of his extraordinarily beautiful films.
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  • The Cave

    Canadian First Nations tale that combines authentic traditions of oral storytelling but takes on fictional dimensions.
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  • Triste

    The process of perfecting Dorsky’s cinematic form started with Triste. A key film in his oeuvre.
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  • Parked

    Documentary director Darrah Byrne turns to fiction with this beautifully shot film. Set in Dublin, with the powerful Colm Meaney as Fred, Parked tells
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  • Collide-o-scope

    A Super-8 replicant race against time!
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  • Alexanderplatz

    Isn’t that passerby wearing BLESS? And that one? And that one? Funny video made for the Berlin Biennale.
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