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Facebookistan
What is Facebook’s true face like? What hides behind Mark Zuckerberg’s baby face? This documentary tries – in vain – to put a face to…Published on: -
Congo Beat the Drum
Ariel Tagar (Kalbata) and Uri Wertheim (Mixmonster), two musicians from Tel Aviv, go to Jamaica to record an album with forgotten reggae greats. OncePublished on: -
The Land of the Enlightened
An Afghan child knows that a landmine can also be your friend. If you dig it out carefully, you can get money for it. Fiction…Published on: -
Simulacrum Tremendum
Thirteen hours is quite something, and in this case certainly not only for the viewer. Filmmaker-poet-composer Khavn will accompany the film on the piPublished on: -
Green Room
A touring punk band finds itself facing a very unpleasant surprise in a shady club in Oregon. Their last-minute performance turns into a bloodbath andPublished on: -
Hollywood My Hometown
In Hollywood, a hobby filmmaker can also sometimes get a film star in front of his lens. Comedian and actor Ken Murray collected an impressive…Published on: -
Junun
Junun is Paul Thomas Anderson’s debut documentary film, immersing us in a joyful meeting of musical minds brought together by composer Ben Tzur at JodPublished on: -
Painting with History in a Room Filled with People with Funny Names 3
Drones replace divine spirits in Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai’s explosive film that contemplates the place for spirituality today through body pPublished on: -
You Could Sunbathe in This Storm
Fabulous animation brings crystals and abstract shapes to life whilst casually posing existential questions. One of the most colourful films at the fePublished on: -
The Man from Hong Kong
Attractive collage combining the soundtrack of a 1975 Bruce Lee vehicle with French fashion photography and amateur films from the American middle claPublished on: