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Matata
A photo shoot takes an unexpected turn, spiralling into dance-inspired dreamscapes. Matata flirts with liberation, away from the colonial gaze.Published on: -
the destructors
Muslim youth of Brexit Britain share their painful experiences of discrimination in this powerful two-screen film, demanding for them to be heard.Published on: -
Beer
Erik van Lieshout is awarded a prize by a well-known brewery. All the more reason for a party, one might say.Published on: -
They Parlaient Idéale
A quirky cast of intergenerational performers embark on a road trip through France, embodying a utopian possibility of a communal society.Published on: -
Mariam Jafri vs. Maryam Jafri
A humorous tale of the journey a ready-made sculpture takes down the rabbit hole of stock photo copyright and image ownership.Published on: -
Negative Two
A fresh look into the world of online dating through the eyes of a young New Yorker longing for connection.Published on: -
M.A.G.N.E.T
Imagining an uncanny scenario where the gravitational pull strengthens, Basim Magdy poetically ruminates on our planet’s possible future.Published on: -
Apparition
The past returns as a ghostly image: a photograph hidden by light is made visible through the gentle touch of hands.Published on: -
Les quatre récits d’Alice
True story? Myriam Jacob-Allard’s grandmother was carried away by a tornado as a child. The artist tries to find out her own way.Published on: -
Look Then Below
It’s happening beneath our feet. Ben Rivers’ latest film is about a lost civilisation in the hollow earth, basking in a subterranean glow.Published on: