Films
Agatha's Almanac
Amalie Atkins
Fiercely independent 90-year-old Agatha forges a solitary existence on her ancestral farm, preserving heirloom seeds in her handmade universe.
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Bogancloch
Ben Rivers
Amid Scotland’s highland forest, Jake shapes a world of his own, where soft rituals linger, presence persists, and chaos hovers unseen.
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Collective Monologue
Jessica Sarah Rinland
In Argentina’s zoos, carers and animals form a silent bond where they share fragile intimacy caught through a sensory lens that dissolves boundaries.
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Dawning
Patrik Syversen
Three sisters retreat to their family’s holiday home to process a traumatic incident. Arguments, family secrets and the turbulent family dynamics become secondary when a visitor arrives.
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Endless Cookie
Peter Scriver & Seth Scriver
Two half-brothers map their split identities—one Indigenous, one white—through offbeat stories, animated chaos, and family myth.
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Enough
Odd Einar Ingebretsen
A last conversation between mother and daughter. Enough captures the fragile space between love, estrangement and the words that never arrive.
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Fairytale
Alexander Sokurov
Legendary director Alexander Sokurov stages Stalin, Churchill, Mussolini, Hitler, Napoleon and Jesus in a surreal, hypnotic odyssey beyond time
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Fiume o morte!
Igor Bezinović
A darkly comic tale of poet Gabriele D’Annunzio and his absurd occupation of Fiume—a flamboyant clash of art, war, and showmanship.
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Huaquero
Juan Carlos Donoso Gómez
In Ecuador and Peru, Huaquero blends fact and fiction to expose ex-looters’ memories and the lasting wounds of heritage and colonial theft.
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Ice Grave
Robin Hunzinger
A vanished Arctic expedition resurfaces through letters, voices and frozen landscapes that echo the secrets they left behind.
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Island of the Hungry Ghosts
Gabrielle Brady
On a remote island where spirits are honored, trauma lingers in detention camps hidden deep in the jungle.
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Only On Earth
Robin Petré
An immersive gaze into Galicia’s sizzling summer, where wildfire, memory, and wild horses shape a fragile balance of survival.
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Paul
Denis Côté
Paul seeks order in his loneliness and anxiety. He has found refuge in serving women who invite him to clean their homes.
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Reharmonization
Paul Tunge
Renowned musician Igunn is under house arrest by her wife in the family cabin, after being accused of harming their daughter Hilda. To shield the family's reputation the situation is kept a secret.
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Sermon to the Void
Hilal Baydarov
As the apocalypse looms, Shah Ismail tries to find the mythical water of life. Sermon to the Void unfolds as an enigmatic and poetic odyssey at the end of all things.
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Sirens Call
Lina Sieckmann, Miriam Gossing
A sci-fi-tinged docu-fantasy, Sirens Call follows Una, a mermaid adrift between worlds, on a quiet, dreamlike quest for belonging.
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The Coriolis Effect
Petr Lom
In Cape Verde, where hurricanes are born, this wonderful poetic documentary unveils the fragile beauty of life amid the climate’s unforgiving forces.
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The Visitor
Vytautas Katkus
A young man revisits his Lithuanian hometown to sell his childhood home. There in slowed time he rediscovers estrangement and unexpected reconnection.
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The Wolves Always Comes At Night
Gabrielle Brady
In the sands of Mongolia, a herding family must adapt to a new way of life after a devastating storm- memory and myth blur into one haunting story.
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To the West, in Zapata
David Bim
In Cuba’s misty swamps, a man hunts crocodiles to feed his family while silence, love, and sacrifice echo in his absence.
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Two Years at Sea
Ben Rivers
A solitary man drifts through days and seasons in a forest, his life rendered in grainy 16 mm as a meditation on time and being. See also Bogancloch, and meet Jake 12 years later.
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Viktor
Olivier Sarbil
Viktor is a haunting portrait of duty, sound, and visual resistance. A deaf Ukrainian man, denied soldiering, becomes a frontline photographer.
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White Snail
Elsa Kremser & Levin Peter
A fragile love story of a model and a morgue painter.Their worlds collide in unsettling milieus: morgues, neon-drenched avenues, and dim karaoke bars
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Wishing On A Star
Péter Kerekes
With delicate warmth, we are invited to the hidden everyday of mothers raising their children behind prison walls, where hope grows despite iron bars.
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With Hasan in Gaza
Kamal Aljafari
A rediscovered footage from Gaza in 2001. An homage to Gaza and its people, to all that was erased of Palestinian existence, or non-existence.
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