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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Lettre à Théo

    The unfinished film recordings Theo Angelopoulos left behind when he died in 2012, finally result in a complete and surprisingly contemporary film.
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  • Suite lacustre

    Shot entirely from a boat on a lake, this evocative film confronts the viewer resolutely with their sensitivity for the moment.
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  • Promenade dans Le gai savoir

    Godard still edits on analogue equipment. To insert an extra scene, he applies a double exposure. Aragno pushes this strategy to its limits.
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  • Là-bas

    Akerman couldn’t leave her room in Tel Aviv due to terror attacks. From her apartment, she spies on neighbouring apartments. A truly voyeuristic
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  • Dimanche

    On an ordinary road, a couple separate after a weekend away. Patricia needs a breath of fresh air. The beginning of the end?
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  • PTKHO

    Escaped from a dream close to the ground, the phenomena of sound poetry retreat farther and farther until they vanish.
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  • Party on the CAPS

    Moroccan sci-fi using augmented reality, humour and a dose of frenzied Chaabi music to tell a story of displacement, biotechnology and privacy.
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  • C’est ça l’amour

    A single father doesn’t understand his teenage daughters – and the feeling is mutual. Disarming film featuring Bouli Lanners about rolling
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  • Love Me Not

    A titillating, stylised film version of the story of John the Baptist and Salomé, against the background of a contemporary war.
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  • At Eternity’s Gate

    Julian Schnabel’s portrait of the latter years of Vincent van Gogh (Willem Dafoe), in which he wrestles with his art, illness and friendships.
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