Bright Future
Overview of films
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sound//vision: Fri 27 Jan
Visit sound//vision 2019! This Friday evening kicks off with Ursae Minoris, the brand new performance by filmmaker Joost Rekveld and musicians Dario Calderone and Claudio… -
Chapiteau-show
Sergey Loban | 207' | Russia | International premiere
Light-hearted epic on four kinds of communication (love, friendship, respect, collaboration). Not just another Russian ‘art-flick’ but an off-beat man -
Chaque jour est une fête
Dima El-Horr | 87' | France | None
A bus full of women gets stranded on its way to a prison in the Lebanese Desert. Three women try to find their way, while… -
Characters
Son Kwang-Ju | 99' | South Korea | World première
Clever and moving play with double mirrors. A melancholy female scriptwriter is working with a narcissistic director on a new script. A personal ode t -
The Charm of Others
Ninomiya Ryutaro | 89' | Japan | European premiere
Is Ninomiya Ryutaro the new Kitano Takeshi? He also directs himself with black humour. Told in funny, vexingly realistic fragments and set in the Japa -
The Chaser
Na Hong-Jin | 123' | South Korea | None
Characteristic Korean thriller about an ex-cop who, as a pimp, finds himself on the trail of a disturbed serial killer. With masterful pleasure in fil -
A Cheonggyecheon Dog
Kim Kyung-Mook | 62' | South Korea | International premiere
The historic Cheonggyecheon River in Seoul, for long a kind of open sewer, has been cleaned up at the cost of billions. The maker of… -
Cherry Pie
Lorenz Merz | 85' | Switzerland | International premiere
Zoé is young and alone, on the road, clearly running away. From a painful past? From herself? She drifts aimlessly but deliberately, leaving the peopl -
Children Are Not Afraid of Death, Children Are Afraid of Ghosts
Rong Guang Rong | 85' | China | World premiere
Personal, impressive emotional documentary in which the director investigates a group suicide by children in a poor village in the mountains of Guizho -
Chronovisor
Kevin Walker, Jack Auen | 99' | USA | World premiere
An academic investigates the suppressed story of the machine that monks claimed could capture humanity’s collective memory. -
Chums from Across the Void
Jim Finn | 18' | USA | None
In ‘Past Leftist Life Regression’ therapy three heroes act as your guide. Psychedelic intermezzos and a balmy voice create a contemporary revolution o -
Cielo abierto
Felipe Esparza Pérez | 65' | France | World premiere
Felipe Esparza Pérez’s Slow Cinema debut feature, tracing the paths of a father and son.