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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • The Basement

    Artist Erik van Lieshout uses a politically charged occasion to allow humans and animals to benefit from his art during the Manifesta in St. Petersbur
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  • Who Can Be Happy and Free?

    Young maker has translated the poem Who can be happy and free in Russia by Nikolaj Nekrasov from 1877 into a hopeful film about today’s…
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  • In the Middle of the World

    See: Day and Hour.
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  • Birmingham Ornament 3D (Fragment 201)

    A spin-off of Silvestrov & Leiderman’s Surrealist epic in instalments. This time, the avant-garde conquers a new dimension.
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  • Rock on Bones

    A young French filmmaker decides that the charismatic Russian punk band Oz deserves a career in the West. Besides two years of fun and frustration,…
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  • Moskatchka

    Innovative documentary about Moskatchka, a Russian suburb of the Latvian capital Riga. The camera calmly records events from everyday life and produce
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  • Oda

    Choreography of apparently conformist, uniformed bodies. With a beautiful, classical art direction.
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  • Woodcutter

    Eccentric comedy with non-stop fights, pursuits and suicides.
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  • Spring

    A mix of intuition, fascination with the unconscious and a tactic of surprise as a manifesto of Necro-realism.
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  • Knights of Heaven

    A group of military mountaineers embarks on mutual slaughter.
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