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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

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Overview of films

  • Felix in Exile

    William Kentridge | 9' | South Africa | -

    The landscape is a metaphor for the process of remembering or forgetting in South Africa before the general elections.
  • Ferment

    Tim MacMillan | 4' | United Kingdom | European premiere

    A stunning animation film in which the maker used his unique time-slice camera technique to lead us around a city.
  • Fermina Medina

    Jarrad Paul, Curran Sympson | 18' | USA | World premiere

    Fermina Medina, a poor and lonely housekeeper, crashes her car into Jackson Scott’s brand-new racer.
  • Ferry-Go-Round

    Aleksi Salmenperä | 33' | Finland | -

    Penetrating, tragi-comic narrative about the young woman Reetta who looks for a man but gets lumbered with a questionable couple on a cruise.
  • Fetch

    Lynn-Maree Danzey | 7' | Australia | -

    Flashy and cynical short film about a man, a woman and a dog.
  • Fiction

    Valérie Kempeneers | 7' | France | -

    Time and space are folded up in a short reflection on a man on the beach.
  • Field

    Duane Hopkins | 10' | United Kingdom | -

    An elegant, abstracted expression of provincial life in which ordinary everyday details become frozen and magnified.
  • Fifty Percent Grey

    Ruairi Robinson | 3' | Ireland | -

    Ultra-short 3D animation about a sergeant who doesn’t settle for heaven.
  • Figures of Speech

    Bob Sabiston, Thomas Pallotta | 28' | USA | -

    Unique combination of animation and video in which both the statements of the people and their facial expressions have a meaning.
  • File

    Kurt D’Haeseleer | 25' | Belgium | World premiere

    Music video, essay, action film, sociological study, documentary, soap, commercial and a hermetic chunk of sensations all at once.
  • A Film for Salvador

    Ramón Gieling | 56' | Netherlands | World premiere

    Ramon Gieling takes a look at the life of his growing son, but also at death that plays an essential role in his own life…
  • Film ist mehr als Film

    Gustav Deutsch | 60' | Austria | -

    Deutsch found poetry and humour in old science films. In a beautiful collage of striking fragments he puts his finger on the essence of film.