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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Spectrum Shorts

Overview of films

  • La playa de Mexico

    Martin Morgenfeld, Gastón Margolin | 23' | Argentina | International premiere

    Two sisters visit the family holiday home for the first time in years. Frustrations about family relations gradually make way for childhood memories.
  • Point de Gaze

    Jodie Mack | 5' | USA | None

    16mm film of pleasing optical illusions created with various patterns of delicate lacework. The title refers to a typically Belgian type of lace.
  • Poised

    Dryden Goodwin | 28' | United Kingdom | European premiere

    On the brink, considering diving’s metaphysical resonance as a rite of passage between the moment itself and imminent, inescapable change.
  • The Police Game

    Meng-Jie Lai | 26' | Taiwan | International premiere

    A young filmmaker satirises the movies he loves, making a mockery of sex and violence. But things stay fun and pleasant. An ingenious film.
  • Polis X

    Erkka Nissinen | 15' | Hong Kong | None

    An assortment of humoristic and absurd characters inhabit a utopian city jokingly called ‘Polis’, supposedly designed by Le Corbusier and Albert Speer
  • Polvo

    Angela Reginato | 27' | Mexico | World premiere

    The grim story of Mexico City: a metropolis that can eat you alive. An exciting essay about the huge city with an exceptional soundtrack.
  • Pomeranie

    Maria Murashova | 12' | Russia | World premiere

    A black and white, poetical short documentary about a majolica factory, one of those places that are ceasing to exist.
  • Populus tremula

    Benj Gerdes, Jennifer Hayashida | 9' | Sweden | International premiere

    The process from tree to match proves to be the perfect metaphor for the route from state to individual capitalist. Recorded on beautiful 16mm.
  • La porta

    Piero Messina | 12' | Italy | World premiere

    Stylised performance by two gentlemen, shot in elegant black-and-white. During a power failure, a gentleman and a porter meet each other acquainted in
  • Portrait #3: House of Sound

    Vanessa Renwick | 11' | USA | International premiere

    Respectfully, Vanessa Renwick bids farewell to one of the cornerstones of the black community in Portland: the House of Sound record store.
  • Positive

    Tan Tan | 7' | China | International premiere

    A frightening sequence of events that can only lead to disaster.
  • Possessed

    Fred Worden | 9' | USA | European premiere

    Sequence with a passing train, passengers in motion and a woman standing still on the platform becomes a study of illusionary movements.