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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Liquid Landscape

    After her Dust Poetry from 2014, Nan Wang, member of the Rotterdam Filmwerkplaats, has once again created an exceptional visual tr
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  • Destination Nowhere

    The Japan-born son of an illegal Thai immigrant faces deportation. Scratching into a silhouette on a photograph, a portrait is created and filmed in c
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  • Impermanence

    Fate brings together three fascinating lost souls – a monk with a sack of money, an innkeeper with an uneasy conscience, and a father who’
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  • As Much Time as Space

    Ingenious cinematic intervention by artist Katja Mater creates visual dialogue between her drawings and the interior of the Van Doesburg house in
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  • Sewing Borders

    Through personal tales of displacement, Beirut residents personalise different maps of the city and region by sewing borders onto them.
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  • RocKabul

    Under Obama, the US government pumped millions into the war in Afghanistan, a tiny portion of which was spent on culture. Even starting-out heavy
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  • The Return

    Karoline and Thomas are young Danes who were adopted from South Korea. Returning to Seoul for the first time, they experience an elusive yet deep-seat
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  • Star Ferry

    Time is condensed in 35mm imagery of the metropolises Hong Kong and Tokyo, melding together impressions of city life by day and night. 
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  • Poisonous Roses

    In this intriguing, skittish portrait of poverty in today’s Egypt, the camera follows 22-year-old Saqr and his 28-year-old meddlesome sister, Ta
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  • I Have Sinned a Rapturous Sin

    Fragments of Forough Farrokhzad’s poem Sin are read out, juxtaposed with clergy advising women on how to control their lust in Maryam Tafakory’s
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