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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Brooklyn Experience

    A minimalist, choral tale in which several characters typical of indie American films issue a collective statement on an era and its politics. The reg
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  • Fuck Off 2 – Images from Finland

    To mark the hundredth anniversary of Finnish independence, Donner again picked up the subject of his legendary Fuck Off!. How is Finland getting on? A
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  • The Eyeslicer

    The Eyeslicer slams into your eyeballs leaving you lacerated, confused and somewhat troubled with a non-hierarchic, yet heavily curated coll
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  • Malcolm X Liberation University

    The 1960s black student movement at Duke University evolved into a separate institution to study and engage with the history and culture of the Africa
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  • Rotterdam, I Love You – Preview

    Eleven directors; one film; one city. Festival exclusive with the first screening of footage from Rotterdam, I Love You, talks with filmmakers Atom Eg
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  • Saving Brinton

    It’s the last place you’d expect to find a lost film by Georges Méliès: a junk shed in Iowa. The man who saved this film…
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  • A Composition in Blue, Red & Other Colours

    In a film that slowly reveals itself, a protagonist is in search of a voice for memories of a hostile world that hitherto could not…
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  • La nuit a dévoré le monde

    Zombies have taken over the streets. The sole survivor, Sam, hides out in a big townhouse full of food and survival tools. Enough to keep…
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  • Agua Viva

    With beautiful, emotionally resonant line drawings, Agua Viva captures the loneliness of a nameless Chinese manicurist working in a Miami salon.
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  • August 28th: A Day in the Life of a People

    Ava DuVernay’s short film looks at six significant events in African-American history that all occurred on that date in different years.
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