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William, el nuevo maestro del judo
Back in the 1950s, Swedish-American singer William Clauson had a worldwide hit with La Bamba. Now he lives in a ramshackle garage in Tijuana, Mexico.…Published on: -
Callshop Istanbul
On the border between East and West, Istanbul historically speaking is an intercontinental bridge and still one of the main places for migrants and refugees…Published on: -
Twilight City
This dreamlike, essayist documentary acquires sharp contours thanks to its many-layered form and theme. A letter from a daughter to her mother, who re-emigrated yet…Published on: -
Now Eat My Script
It all started with the story of an aunt smuggling a sacrificial lamb across the Syrian-Lebanese border in the boot of her car. However, the…Published on: -
Graft and Ash for a Three Monitor Workstation
This self-portrait of Sondra Perry’s avatar, which failed because of inadequate software, was developed to help relax employees. It does not, however, have Perry’s physical…Published on: -
Love, Theft and Other Entanglements
It almost sounds like a Coen Brothers movie set in the Middle East. The Palestinian car thief Mousa tries to amass as much money as…Published on: -
Tony Conrad: Invented Acoustical Tools-Instruments 1966-2012
In 2012, Tony Conrad presented an overview of his self-invented instruments for a solo exhibition at Galerie Buchholz in Cologne. As he guides us through…Published on: -
AAA (Mein Herz)
Recorded entirely in one take, four different compositions are performed as one by a young woman. The intention is to keep the original style, tempo…Published on: -
Nation Estate
A nine-minute science fiction film that offers a clinically dystopian, yet humorous approach to the deadlock in the ‘Middle East conflict’. The film explores a…Published on: -
nirvanna the band the show
What would the punkiest rock band be? The one without any songs, obviously. This is the case with nirvanna (two ‘n’s to avoid legal troubles)…Published on: