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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Esther Urlus

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Esther Urlus op IFFR

  • CTRL ALT ESC from Rotterdam

    Worm collective | 45' | Netherlands | World premiere

    A meta-ficticious-docu-exploitation movie featuring Joep van Lieshout, a singing moustache and a cast of innocents getting their hands dirty. Primal filmmaking.
  • Audible Picture Show

    Matt Hulse | 90' | United Kingdom | -

    A wide range of inventive and creative people, including important topical film makers and sound artists, react to the challenge of making a short pur
  • Wait a second …

    Nick Currey, Amanda Dawn Christie, Floris Vanhoof, Matt Hulse, Wim Janssen, Ling Lee, Esther Urlus, Jan de Wulf, Pim Zwier | -

    A series of forty one especially commissioned ultra short 35mm film blips of no more than a few seconds, preceding the Sturm und Drang titles…
  • Harrachov

    Joost van Veen, Matt Hulse | 10' | Netherlands | World premiere

    As if attracted by a black hole, objects come to life in this combination of live action and animation. The machine can be seen in…
  • Wijk

    Daan de Bakker | 6' | Netherlands | World premiere

    Shots recorded in the beautiful Utrecht district of Overvecht, taken apart and put together again. The city reduced to a play of light and movement.
  • Passing Through

    Frances Sander, Dimitri Berzon | 4' | Czech Republic | World premiere

    Short work in atmospheric black & white with a surrealistic angle in an East European style.
  • Brief [1]

    Arthur van der Lee | 3' | Netherlands | World premiere

    A lunch in the fields.
  • Idyll

    Esther Urlus | 6' | Netherlands | World premiere

    An attack of imagined childhood sentiment. The do-it-yourself bas relief print technique used ensures a coloured image.
  • Running Time

    Hélène Martin | 6' | France | World premiere

    Running Time is a hand-printed and -processed 16mm yarn spun out of found footage.
  • studie voor een veldslag

    Esther Urlus | 7' | Netherlands | World premiere

    Thanks to a special printing technique, the film images look hand-drawn. Inspired by Late Medieval sketches of falling horses.