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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Geschichtsunterricht

    Straub & Huillet, after Bertolt Brecht. Opinions on this masterpiece vary from ‘political cinema at its most advanced and provocative’
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  • Playing Men

    After watching Playing Men, men and women will want nothing more than to wrestle or play cards. This ode to games reveals the sense in
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  • Das Kongo Tribunal

    Through an unofficial tribunal, theatre-maker and filmmaker Milo Rau exposes the mechanisms behind the mass murders in the Congo. Tribunal participant
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  • Lamaland (Teil I)

    In the jungle of Paraguay live the Schweikhart brothers, descendants of the Aryan colony Nueva Germania, once founded in Paraguay by the sister of Nie
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  • Amateurs

    A slick marketing film or two teenagers messing with a smartphone and selfie sticks: how do you pitch the colourless Swedish town of Lafors as…
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  • Der Schurke Robert Otto

    Rigorous portrait of Swiss writer Robert Walser who in 1956 was found dead in the snow during a winter walk from the psychiatric institution wher
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  • Windspiel

    Atmospheric, almost wordless feature debut about a boy aged 13 who runs away from a children’s home and flees into the forests of Brandenburg. O
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  • Raw Chicks.Berlin

    Portraits of 11 international, female electro pioneers from Berlin by club organiser Beate Kunath. With infectious enthusiasm they express their love
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  • Der rote Schatten

    The productive master filmmaker Graf made this long version of a thrilling Tatort production for the cinema. Forty years after shocking events surroun
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  • Kirmes

    Staudte, never unwilling to stir stinking still water, directed this FRG classic in 1960 about a corpse that is found during construction of a fairgro
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