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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Big Screen Competition

Overzicht van films

  • Lone Wolf

    Jonathan Ogilvie | 100' | Australia | World premiere

    An intriguing thriller made up of images from hidden cameras, phone taps, Skype sessions and other Australian-government surveillance footage.
  • Luka

    Jessica Woodworth | 94' | Armenia | World premiere

    Jessica Woodworth’s fantasia of post-truth lunacy perhaps reflects the present more closely than is comfortable.
  • Macai

    Sun-J Perumal | 105' | Malaysia | World premiere

    A drug dealer trying to save his neck finds his world spinning out of control.
  • Mi vacío y yo

    98' | Spain | -

    Dreams of princes and a traditional family life don’t fit easily into the complex reality of Raphi’s transition in contemporary Barcelona.
  • Milk Teeth

    Sophia Bösch | 97' | Germany | World premiere

    In a dystopian near-future, a young girl has to choose between servitude or freedom.
  • Mosquito

    João Nuno Pinto | 122' | Brazil | World premiere

    Mozambique, 1917. Teenage soldier Zacarias travels alone through this Portuguese colony, dizzy with malaria. A film like a feverish dream.
  • My Little Nighttime Secret

    Natalya Meshchaninova | 90' | Russia | World premiere

    Fourteen-year-old Mira spends the night away from her family, but holds a terrible secret inside.
  • Não Sou Nada – The Nothingness Club

    Edgar Pêra | 92' | Portugal | World premiere

    Edgar Pêra’s psychological thriller explores the demonically kaleidoscopic world of Portuguese modernist poet, Fernando Pessoa.
  • The North Wind

    Renata Litvinova | 122' | Russia | World premiere

    The matriarchal Margarita struggles to keep the power over her family’s future after her son is hit by a tragedy.
  • Okiku and the World

    Sakamoto Junji | 90' | Japan | World premiere

    Romance, resilience and waste management in Edo-era Japan. A jidaigeki that sparkles with wit and joy.
  • The Old Bachelor

    Oktay Baraheni | 192' | Iran | World premiere

    An Iranian-set family drama of Shakespearean proportions which explores the corrosiveness of patriarchy.
  • One Win

    Shin Yeon-Shick | 115' | South Korea | World premiere

    It ain’t about how hard you can serve, it’s whether you can serve to win.