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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • F*ck for Forest

    A very cinematic documentary of a group of young post-hippies who live on the fringes and produce home-made porn in order to raise money to…
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  • Kinshasa Superband

    This documentary follows the formation and international tour of a supergroup comprised of Congolese and Western bands. An experimental fusion of rumb
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  • The Secret Disco Revolution

    Humorous investigation into the escapist genre par excellence. Was disco a misunderstood culture of protest and a liberation movement for women, black
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  • Poised

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

    A British artists’ collective investigates the significance of radioactive radiation with archive footage, science and interviews. What were the
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  • Restless Leg Saga

    A joyously askew multicoloured, multi-faceted excavation of mass mediated pop culture. Pure pleasure.
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  • Gonda

    Gonda starts with the play Ideal by Ayn Rand. Over-the-top theatrical scenes are cut off by abstract colour fields, objects and language structures.
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  • Sightseers

    Caravan trip through the English countryside turns out very different from expectations. No tourist attractions such as the Pencil Museum for the tend
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  • The Dancing Soul of the Walking People

    Originally shot on Super-8, Paula Gladstone abstracted the joyous beach mood of Coney Island from under a boardwalk. The soundtrack combines Duke Elli
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  • Ninah’s Dowry

    Women do not have much to say in the interior of Cameroon. Maybe not so surprising, but this beautifully-told story makes very tangible what it…
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