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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

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  • Queimada

    Pontecorvo’s sequel to Battle of Algiers stars Marlon Brando as an agent sent to a Caribbean island to foment a rebellion of the enslaved to…
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  • Following Bauhaus

    In search of a ‘new visual reality’, Żmijewski and the local art community in Liverpool re-implement Bauhaus ideals 80 years later.
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  • Evil Engulfs

    Das, a professional kidnapper (cum world-class bullshitter) takes on a bunch of young assistants. One of Das’ main principles is: never kidnap someone
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  • WHAT’S THE DAMAGE

    A provocation against dominant power structures, augmenting feelings of chronic unease, protest and dissent by intertwining spoken word, over-groomed
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  • When I Grow Up I Want to Be a Black Man

    An alphabet of violence and freedom featuring rhythmic images provides a strong vocabulary for critiquing representations of black bodies.
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  • Kodi

    Kodi is a political animal since his father self-immolated protesting against a factory owner devastating the community’s health with mercury waste. O
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  • La bouche

    A daughter was murdered. Time stands still as a father oscillates between the need for solace and his urge for revenge. A sung story. 
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  • The Insult

    It starts as a minor altercation between hot-tempered Lebanese-Christian Toni and Palestinian-born contractor Yasser. But their quarrel escalates to a
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  • The Shape of Water

    Guillermo del Toro’s latest magic-realist balancing act won the Golden Lion in Venice. This utterly romantic, Cold War monster film combines acut
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  • Got Flowers Today

    “Even though he beat me, I got flowers today.” A touching animation based on a poem by Paulette Kelly.
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