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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Spectrum Shorts

Overview of films

  • Cerro negro

    João Salaviza | 22' | Portugal | World premiere

    Subdued, moving fiction about a young immigrant couple from Brazil in Lisbon. She visits him in prison.
  • Charlemagne 3: Pastrami Recordings

    Pip Chodorov | 32' | France | None

    A cinematic concert by two free spirits: avant-garde filmmaker Pip Chodorov and minimal composer Charlemagne Palestine, both New Yorkers in the diaspo
  • Chasing Cats and Cars

    Liew Seng Tat | 12' | Malaysia | World premiere

    What can a leg do without the man who should be fixed to it? About how you can forget a leg and the leg decides…
  • Cherie Is Korean-Thai

    Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit | 19' | Thailand | International premiere

    A matter of casting. A diva-like soap actress is given the role of a female builder, opening her eyes to the lives of others. Very…
  • Chi si ferma é perduto

    Giacomo Cesari | 25' | Bolivia | World premiere

    Beautiful mystical film with an alienating effect about a shoeshine who goes looking for his chopped off foot in the mountains of Bolivia.
  • Chiri

    Kawase Naomi | 45' | France | None

    Intimate video poem of the filmmaker’s foster mother/granny. Perhaps intimate isn’t a strong enough term. A tender type of candidness.
  • Choke

    Michelle Latimer | 5' | Canada | World premiere

    Leaving his First Nations reserve, Jimmy encounters the lost souls of the city. No matter how far you travel, you can’t escape who you are.
  • Chorus

    Paul Clipson | 7' | Netherlands | European premiere

    Three cities by night become one in this layered Super-8 evocation by prolific film maker Paul Clipson. Music by Gregg Kowalsky.
  • Chrome

    Esther Urlus | 8' | Netherlands | International premiere

    Chrome is inspired by the Autochrome process, a colouring technique for black-and-white photographs invented by the Lumière brothers in 1903.
  • Cinema Behind Bars

    Bahaeldin Ibrahim | 30' | Sudan | International premiere

    There are almost no cinemas in Sudan, but they did exist at one point. A cinema owner talks about better days.
  • Cinema

    Eder Santos | 13' | Brazil | World premiere

    In the countryside of Minas Gerais, a province in Brazil, life unfolds at its own tempo. Lyrical video work with nerve-wracking tension.