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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Curtain Call

Overview of films

  • .TV

    G. Anthony Svatek | 22' | France | International premiere

    The credit crunch did not really affect island nation Tuvalu, but climate change is bringing it down all too literally now. Yet online it might…
  • #57

    Joost Rekveld | 14' | Netherlands | World premiere

    A categorical accumulation of abstract patterns. Lines, colours and sounds obey an impenetrable logic. A quiet film that dares to be resolutely experi
  • Johann Lurf | 90' | Austria | None

    What exactly is written in the stars? Experimental filmmaker Lurf scoured over a century of cinematic history for depictions of the heavens. Without c
  • Adrift

    Cath Le Couteur | 11' | Chile | European premiere

    Starting with the first satellite launch in 1958, there are now millions of larger and smaller artefacts orbiting Earth. A floating museum of space ex
  • AlphaGo

    Greg Kohs | 90' | USA | None

    When an algorithm repeatedly beats the holder of 18 international titles Lee Sedol at the board game Go, that isn’t just an anecdote for the…
  • The Cognitive Era

    Zoe Beloff | 3' | USA | World premiere

    Our emotions are increasingly being turned into commodities, manipulated by global corporations. This hack of an IBM commercial suggests how. Screens
  • Cosmorama

    Hugo Deverchère | 23' | France | World premiere

    This disorienting, cosmic site exploration tests our imagination by means of infrared imagery and radio-telescopic data that are turned into sound.
  • A Creak in Time

    Steven McInerney | 27' | United Kingdom | None

    Inspired by the famous Eames film Powers of Ten, McInerney explores the boundaries of perception, from the smallest atom to the remotest corners of th
  • Elegy

    Paul Bush | 6' | Switzerland | None

    A study of a church building in thin sections, as abstract as a CT scan. A journey back billions of years to the time the…
  • Elegy

    Louis Rizzo-Naudi | 8' | United Kingdom | International premiere

    After 20 years of service, the spacecraft Cassini was sent crashing into Saturn on 15 September 2017. It now appeals even more to the imagination.
  • L’envol

    Patrick Bokanowski | 7' | France | International premiere

    On the cusp of total abstraction, Bokanowski invokes an imaginary journey. An enticing visual trip that makes any questions about its destination redu
  • Extrastellar Evaluations III : Entropy : 25800

    Chen Yin-ju | 17' | Taiwan | International premiere

    An extravagant film that appears as a message from outer space. A cryptic cocktail of thermodynamic laws, Egyptian gods and extra-stellar intelligence