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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Vincent van Go-Go

    A pop art-driven, surrealist animation about war fears, industrial overdevelopment, and other civilisational neuroses.
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  • The Village Detective: a song cycle

    Four cans of badly damaged film become the starting point for a gallivanting journey through Soviet history, cinema and beyond.
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  • There Are Not Thirty-Six Ways of Showing a Man Getting on a Horse

    Investigation into the reality of classical Hollywood grammar and the myths Hollywood created about itself. A work of infinite jest.
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  • Tange Sazen and the Pot Worth a Million Ryo

    An axiomatic masterpiece of ironically humanist samurai cinema in a newly restored version that includes recently found scenes considered long lost.
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  • Switzerland Ponders

    A critical self-portrait of Switzerland in five short movements, made for the great National Exposition of 1964. A watershed documentary restored.
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  • Sea Palace

    Early live-action work rich in special effects by animation giant Masaoka Kenzō, revived and restored. Nine minutes to re-write film history.
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  • Les rendez-vous de l’été

    The French track and field team prepares for the world championships. A paean to sport as a shining example of human nobility.
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  • The Philosophy of Horror – A Symphony of Film Theory

    Noël Carroll’s 1990 treatise The Philosophy of Horror Or, Paradoxes of the Heart adapted as essayistic appropriated-footage assault on the
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  • Les nomades du soleil

    One of the earliest audio-visual works on the Wodaabe, a nomadic people now famous for their unique culture and rites.
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  • Neck ‘n’ Neck

    A film-historical animation sensation: an early Disney short long believed lost, finally resurrected and freshly restored.
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