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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • The Right to Privacy

    A droll yet dead serious animated description of what is and isn’t allowed in the privacy of your own home.
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  • The Financial Crisis (Session I-IV)

    ‘You will go deeper and deeper into the financial crisis.’ Artist collective Superflex addresses the financial meltdown from a therapeutic perspective
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  • The Man Who Crossed the Sahara

    A deliberate, sobering and compelling film about the life of film maker Frank Cole who crossed the Sahara alone and was murdered by bandits in…
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  • Red White & Blue

    The gruesome shadow side of the kindness of strangers. An initially natural portrait of the cool and promiscuous Erica from Austin turns into an inten
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  • In the Woods

    Three young people – a woman and two men – roam in the overwhelming nature through forests and over hills. The trio investigates mutual relations…
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  • Where Are You Taking Me?

    Thoughtful yet certainly not shy American film maker has plenty to look at in Uganda. She moves in the exciting hip-hop youth culture of the…
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  • Wrong

    Experimental film with a measure of Finnish humour, in which a depressed man has an imaginary conversation with his ex-wife that seriously gets out of
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  • I Know Where I’m Going

    After Ah, Liberty!, this is the second part of Rivers’ post-apocalyptic cinemascope trilogy, depicting a future in which man’s part is played out.
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  • Another Girl, Another Planet

    This feature about a tormented man reflecting on his lost loves was made with a cheap toy camera. It is a style exercise that shows…
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  • One Day in June

    Two lonely women both spend this June day in their own way. A melancholy story told in long, poetic shots.
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