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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Short & Mid-length

Overview of films

  • Hobi

    Aramis Garcia Gonzalez | 28' | Netherlands | World premiere

    Hobi misses Aruba and wants to return, but doesn’t consider the consequences for his family.
  • Holographic Will

    Mike Stoltz | 5' | USA | European premiere

    The home destabilised by outside forces of capital is accompanied by a relentless percussive rhythm. 
  • Home Sweet Home

    Franck Moka | 15' | Congo, Democratic Republic | European premiere

    A man seeks a wider perspective for his experiences. An upbeat ode to humanity in the time of the pandemic.
  • Hook, Spill, Cry Your Eyes Out

    Lisa Freeman | 3' | Ireland | European premiere

    A headfirst rush into the capitalist, urban landscape, using dynamic camerawork and canny editing.
  • Horror Vacui

    Boris Poljak | 24' | Croatia | World premiere

    Observational meditation on growing militarisation of today’s society shot by acclaimed experimental documentary filmmaker, Boris Poljak.
  • Howling

    Kawazoe Aya | 23' | Japan | World premiere

    A disturbing study of our subconscious, with a man losing his grip on reality.
  • HUMUS (multiplexing)

    Antonin De Bemels | 7' | Belgium | Dutch Premiere

    Between figurative and abstract, this one-man show is like Busby Berkeley for the digital age.
  • Hyperlink

    Mzonke Maloney, Evan Wigdorowitz, Nolitha Refilwe Mkulisi, Julie Nxadi | 63' | South Africa | None

    Available on Festival Scope Pro from 26 January 9:00 CET to 14 February 9:00 CET
  • I Am a Horse

    Chaerin Im | 8' | Denmark | International premiere

    Feminist rendering of a Korean birth dream through the tin-foil lithographic imagining of a mighty she-horse.
  • I Am Hymns of the New Temples

    Wael Shawky | 58' | Egypt | International premiere

    In a psychedelic journey among deities, heroes and titans, the film reads old mythology anew.
  • I Would’ve Been Happy

    Jordan Wong | 9' | USA | World premiere

    Reflections on migration and broken promises told using remarkably intricate quilting and tiles.
  • I. / II. / III.

    Alexandre Larose | 40' | Canada | European premiere

    A triptych portrait of the filmmaker’s father done in his ineffable style.