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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Spectrum Shorts

Overview of films

  • Loneliness Is Everywhere

    Wiwat Lertwiwatwongsa | 10' | Thailand | International premiere

    One of two films about an elderly mother. See also My Mother and Her Darkness. Here it is light, but just as lonely.
  • Lonely Bones

    Rosto | 10' | France | World premiere

    Nightmarish animation with a great soundtrack, about dreams and sacrifice. By well-known Dutch multitalented director Rosto. Made in France.
  • Lonely Girl

    Kyle Evans | 2' | Australia | International premiere

    Hand-drawn animation as a response to a ‘mash-up’ version of the song Lonely Girl. A young girl is happy in her own world till a…
  • Loss

    David Ferrando-Giraut | 17' | United Kingdom | None

    A rather beautiful meditation on image recording featuring the Ronnettes, a sprinkling of pathos and some magnificently sculptural objects.
  • Lost World

    Gyula Nemes | 20' | Finland | None

    Melancholy, atmospheric documentary about the forgotten area of Budapest and its strange inhabitants.
  • Loutron

    Barbara Meter | 17' | Netherlands | None

    A day in the life of an old Ottoman bath with the bath itself as the main character.
  • Louver

    Björn Kämmerer | 6' | Austria | International premiere

    A hypnotic mechanical dance of fluorescent light fittings slowly swaying into an abyss. Horizontal images against a vertical backdrop.
  • Love, Jealousy and Wanting to Be in Two Places at Once

    Gregg Smith | 12' | Argentina | World premiere

    From festival regular Gregg Smith: Tango as a means to rekindle the lost passion in a marriage.v
  • Lucky Girl

    Alexandra Grimanis | 5' | Canada | International premiere

    Film maker Alexandra Grimanis dunks us briefly in her memories of a day when she went to the park to meet a man she didn’t…
  • Luigi indelicato

    Fabrizio Urso, Bruno Urso | 14' | France | International premiere

    Extremely controlled, gripping Mafia film that compresses every other full-length film on this subject into fifteen minutes.Screened before Down Terra
  • Luís

    João Lopes | 23' | Portugal | International premiere

    A ghostly meeting with Luís de Camões, the one-eyed adventurer, widely considered Portugal’s greatest poet.
  • Lumphini 2552

    Nishikawa Tomonari | 3' | Japan | European premiere

    Photographs of twigs and leaves in Lumphini Park in Bangkok transform into organic patterns when projected as a film.