Overview of articles
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Trespass the Salt
An investigation of the nuanced relationship of Europe and the Middle East through a fictitious and lavish feast, where humour and the grotesque convePublished on: -
When China Met Africa
As a festival, you have to have a good reason to screen a film that is not a premiere – and has even been shown…Published on: -
Venusville
The two filmmakers had a bet: how easily can you tell the difference between a moving image of a still object, and a freeze frame…Published on: -
Mirages
Mirages focuses on a mock Iraqi village in the Mojave desert used by the US Army for training purposes. It was built and is operated…Published on: -
Documentary Footage
Morgan Fisher’s rarely seen early masterwork, in which an artist’s model gives an endlessly nuanced performance of self-investigation.Published on: -
The Future Will Not Be Capitalist
Gliding along the slender arches of a modernist highlight, we hear the users reminisce about the heyday of a political ideology.Published on: -
My Father’s House
In China, they call the port of Guangzhou ‘Chocolate City’, because so many Africans come here to trade, live and even set up churches. A…Published on: -
Animal Kingdom
Ambitious and already much-admired debut. Sultry Australian crime drama about the battle between a criminal family and the strong arm of the law. ThePublished on: -
City of Progress
This animation shows how a city grows organically from a small dot to a complicated system of lines and forms in which our desire for…Published on: -
Memory (work in progress)
Is the concept of a country conceivable after genocide? Together, a filmmaker from Rwanda and a filmmaker from Finland ask a question it is impossiblePublished on: