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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • MARKS

    The young Mizusawa survived his family’s group suicide only to be sexually abused in a mental hospital. In a separate storyline, Tokyo faces a series
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  • White Material

    In the latest film by Claire Denis, Isabelle Huppert plays the French owner of a coffee plantation in an African country that is falling further…
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  • The Eighteen Who Stirred up a Storm

    Too outlandish or ahead of its time? This realistic depiction of a group of young contract labourers at the bottom of society was neglected at…
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  • The Battle of China

    An exemplary piece of propaganda made to ‘educate’ American soldiers about the civilisation they were going to defend and the enemy they would have to
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  • Mosquito on the Tenth Floor

    In Sai’s first film, ex-rocker Uchida Yuya plays an unstable and alcoholic Tokyo cop, despised by his ex-wife and daughter. As his life moves in…
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  • Ne change rien

    Intimate portrait shot in black & white of the French actress/singer Jeanne Balibar. In long, static shots, Pedro Costa manages to capture the creativ
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  • Mi vida con Carlos

    A journey back through the memories of his father, murdered by Pinochet’s junta, becomes an emotional story of a country in denial about its past.…
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  • Tokyo-Picnic

    A vision of Tokyo in accelerated time. Smooth and scratchy sounds create an indescribably tense atmosphere.
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  • The Snail on the Slope

    Literary animation takes us into the forest, guided by critical questions about the relationship between man and nature. Hypnotising and unsettling.
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  • Wall Street

    Wall Street was shot on lower Broadway from the rear window of a city bus on repeated rides I took during lunch hours in the…
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