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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Cinema Regained

Overzicht van films

  • Orpheus in der Unterwelt

    Horst Bonnet | 87' | DDR | None

    A wild, modernist version of Jacques Offenbach’s eponymous operetta. A true masterpiece of political entertainment!
  • Ospina Cali Colombia

    Jorge de Carvalho | 81' | Portugal | Dutch Premiere

    Enter the world of Colombian filmmaker Luis Ospina, a fascinating figure in Latin American cinema.
  • Out of the Present

    Andrei Ujica | 95' | Germany | None

    Exciting moment in history with cosmonauts who left as Soviet citizens and returned as Russians.
  • Overnight Flies

    Georg Tiller | 97' | Austria | None

    An essay on time passing through spaces and the beauty found in its contemplation.
  • Oyoyo

    Chetna Vora | 47' | Germany | None

    Oyoyo follows a group of students foreign to East Berlin living in halls of residence.
  • Pandoras Vermächtnis

    Angela Christlieb | 87' | Austria | World premiere

    Weimar-era pioneer Georg Wilhelm Pabst seen from a truly different angle.
  • Panorama Ephemera

    Rick Prelinger | 90' | USA | International premiere

    An average American couple is hypnotised without knowing it. Cleverly made film made up of sixty-four separate found-footage fragments, varying in len
  • Parama

    Aparna Sen | 131' | India | None

    Aparna Sen’s powerful commentary on the societal expectations and individuality of women in India.
  • Parama: A Journey with Aparna Sen

    Suman Ghosh | 81' | India | World premiere

    Prodigious Indian filmmaker Aparna Sen takes a reminiscent walk through her personal history of cinema.
  • Passanten op zondag

    Jaap Pieters | 3' | Netherlands | -

    A formal study from the Super 8 oeuvre of Pieters, filmed in one uninterrupted shot in his direct surroundings.
  • Patu!

    Merata Mita | 112' | New Zealand | None

    A gripping documentary about protest against the South African national rugby team visiting New Zealand in 1981.
  • Pero

    Damjan Kozole | 98' | Slovenia | World premiere

    A portrait of Slovenian actor Peter Musevski done as a mix of documentary, therapy session and reenactment.