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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Land of Mine

    The horror of World War II throws a harrowing shadow in this intense drama about captured German soldiers who are forced to neutralise the remaining…
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  • The Sprawl (Propaganda About Propaganda)

    This documentary by the Dutch design and research studio Metahaven emphatically argues that the Internet has become a disruptive geopolitical super we
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  • Sixty Six

    Twelve cutout animations form a set of stories in which figures from Greek mythology and pulp novels of the 1960s meet in old advertising photos.…
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  • He Hated Pigeons

    Elias goes on a road trip through dazzling Patagonia – a journey he had wanted to make with his partner, who is dead. On the…
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  • Vampir – Cuadecuc

    Behind-the-scenes footage from the making of trash-meister Jess Franco’s enjoyably mediocre El conde Dracula (1970) gives a decidedly different ironic
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  • Bob Dylan Hates Me

    Question: how awkward can you be when you meet one of your idols? Answer: very, but at least with some style. Screens before The Natives.
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  • The Dark, Krystle

    Michael Robinson often borrows aspects of other TV series to give them another meaning. This time, it’s outrageous hair-dos and shoulder pads from Dyn
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  • Rebel Citizen

    Lauded as cinematographer for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, American Graffiti and The Conversation, Haskell Wexler was also despised by the Hollywo
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  • The Waiting Room

    Jasmin, a successful actor, has to flee from Bosnia in the 1990s and ends up in Canada. In a series of dryly humorous moments, this…
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  • From Our Own Correspondent

    A journalistic animated documentary that studies the boundaries of professional and personal space using interview techniques.
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