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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Medea

    A journey from the ancient to the modern, with pop-cultural icon JD Samson where according to the film, ‘knowing means emptiness and the unthinkable o
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  • Malaria and Mosquitoes

    A Thai river along the border with Myanmar. A man was killed in his boat two years ago. Two women keep the boat as proof.…
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  • Fantail

    Blonde Tania is a Maori – she thinks. She works nights at a petrol station so she can search for her father, along with her…
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  • Riocorrente

    A film like a pressure cooker. The São Paulo metropolis seems like it’s about to explode in this energetic and urgent fiction debut. Everything is…
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  • Tunnel Vision

    The train slides out of the station and we’re plunged into a nocturnal ballet of converging parallel rails, shimmering lights and endless tunnels.
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  • Even Pricks

    A slick Tourettes tic, an ‘I Like’ smog of Hotel California and handclaps, shimmering with the glossy seductive joy of CGI but refusing the hard…
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  • Immortal, Suspended

    A video essay on levitation, UFOs and ancient Asian dreams. One long shot filmed at a Smithsonian Museum of Art warehouse.
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  • Bring Me the Head of Henri Chrétien!

    There’s no sentiment as bold as the one in a duel shot in cinemascope, no emotional drop as high as the one in a vertical…
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  • Not at Home

    In Kabul, tensions within a family keep on increasing as tradition and reality clash. In Germany, an Afghan girl waits in a desolate refugee centre.…
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  • It Has Already Been Ended Before You Can See the End

    The experience of time and ‘the end’ gain a new dimension in this, by far the most mysterious film at the festival. A time vacuum…
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