| > A prima vistaMichael Pilz, Austria, 2008, 91' |
| Meditative cinematographic journey by the poetic documentary maker Pilz in which pieces from his earlier work and home movies come together in a ... > Read on |
| > Able DangerPaul Krik, USA, 2008, 86' |
| Even in Brooklyn, they don't know exactly what happened on 9/11. But that the truth is not what we were told is obvious in this spoof. Satirical conspir... > Read on |
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| As the title suggests, this is anything but a realistic drama. The film takes a light-hearted look at the adventures of three Kyrgyz young m... > Read on |
| > AcasáPaul Negoescu, Romania, 2007, 14' |
| Honest drama about a taxi driver and his customer who discover the negative sides of emigration. > Read on |
| > Accidental WaltzSvetlana Proskurina, USSR, 1989, 92' |
| In her yearning for an exciting life as a diva, an elderly lady looks for romantic attention from her youthful tenants. A humane and unsentim... > Read on |
| > AchterlandAnne Teresa de Keersmaeker, Belgium, 1994, 84' |
| The famous choreographer developed her own creation further with purely cinematographic means. The result is not only a perfectly c... > Read on |
| > AcrossCara Morton, Canada, 1997, 4' |
| Across is shaped through unity; a film about crossing a bridge. > Read on |
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| A moving postcard, as it were. A woman addresses her lover in London all the way from Beijing. > Read on |
| > Aditi SinghMickael Kummer, France, 2007, 44' |
| A secret love between a secretary and her boss in the crowded city of Mumbai. Based on the love letters of the Portuguese poet Pessoa. > Read on |
| > The AdventureMike Brune, USA, 2008, 22' |
| An affluent couple on a tour meet an unlikely figure. The show is over, Marcel Marceau. > Read on |
| > Africa UniteStephanie Black, USA, Jamaica, 2008, 91' |
| A documentary about the celebration of Bob Marley's sixtieth birthday in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia, in 2005. From all parts of Africa and the... > Read on |
| > After WritingMary Helena Clark, USA, 2008, 3' |
| Aftermath... Hieroglyphs inhaled in the dust, nothing written in stone but upon blackboards, mirrorwise. > Read on |
| > AgathaMarta Jurkiewicz, Netherlands, 2005, 8' |
| Unconventional narrative using digital effects about a murder during a living-room party. > Read on |
| > Agrippina é Roma-ManhattanHélio Oiticica, Neville d' Almeida, Brazil, 1972, 15' |
| For this meditation on the pitfalls of appetite and greed, the artist refers to Agrippina, the widowed Roman aristocrat who ... > Read on |
| > Ah, Liberty!Ben Rivers, United Kingdom, 2008, 20' |
| Real life, or at least, something close to it. > Read on |
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| Beautifully shot, ambiguous drama about an older man and girl on a trip. Winner of the competition for student films in Cannes. > Read on |
| > L' aiméeArnaud Desplechin, France, 2007, 70' |
| Desplechin made a very personal family documentary that could very well be the preparation for a major historic family epic. Father is going ... > Read on |
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| Beautiful Super8 shots of Martha’s Vineyard; once belonging to the Indians, now colony for the extremely rich. > Read on |
| > AlexandraAlexander Sokurov, Russia, 2007, 92' |
| Through the wise and very personal gaze of a Russian grandmother who goes to see her grandson on the Chechen front, Alexandr Sokurov offers a... > Read on |
| > Alice's HouseChico Teixeira, Brazil, 2007, 90' |
| Sexual and emotional deceit undermine the marriage and family life of Alice, a simple nail stylist who gradually starts to lose her grip on an h... > Read on |
| > All That RisesDaïchi Saïto, Canada, 2007, 7' |
| Juxtaposition of seeing and sounding, sky and stone and all that’s in between. > Read on |
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| A charred visitation with an icy language of control. There is no room for love. > Read on |
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| A documentary about a Russian reform school for very young delinquents who have often committed serious crimes. Paradoxically enough, desp... > Read on |
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| In Singapore, censorship is fairly strict. So when the film maker filmed an erect penis, he knew he could never screen it at home. And he might go to ... > Read on |
| > The AlleyYang Yanjin, China, 1981, 100' |
| A disconcerting and exhilarating attack on both narrative cinema and politically repressive master narratives. A victim of persecution pitches a sc... > Read on |
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| As Artist in Residence in WORM.filmwerkplaats, Masha Godovannaya improvises freely on the myth surrounding the Phoenix, the bird that burns up... > Read on |
| > Amazing StoryKobayashi Masahiro, Japan, 2003, 103' |
| Again, Kobayashi takes us along to a snow-covered Hokkaido, where this time a man kidnaps the hairdresser of a small town. Not a thriller, b... > Read on |
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| According to rumours, the last but as-ever charming film by Rohmer is a bucolic 'moral tale' situated in the fifth century in Gall. ... > Read on |
| > AndaluciaAlain Gomis, France, 2007, 94' |
| Incredibly beautiful leading role by Samir Guesmi. He is in his 30s, of Algerian origins, and has come to Paris looking for inner peace. A playful ... > Read on |
| > Anémic cinémaMarcel Duchamp, France, 1926, 7' |
| This characteristically dada film by Marcel Duchamp consists of a series of visual and verbal puns with nonsense phrases inscribed around rotatin... > Read on |
| > L' anticonceptGil Joseph Wolman, France, 1952, 59' |
| This notorious, imageless film, banned already during its première screening, still remains one of the most radical films of all time. > Read on |
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| Upgrade of the successful Appleseed from 2004 and that was already a stunning spectacle. It is set in a post-apocalyptic world where a ba... > Read on |
| > ArchangelVictor Grauer, USA, 1966, 9' |
| This film presents a series of flickering frames of primary colours to groaning tape manipulations. > Read on |
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| An infant class got into trouble when the council reduced the grant. > Read on |
| > L' armée des fourmisWissam Charaf, France, Lebanon, 2007, 23' |
| In the south of the Lebanon, a boy makes a discovery that puts his life off course. > Read on |
| > ArmoireVincent Grenier, USA, Canada, 2007, 3' |
| The aviary in the mirror, in-flight hide-and-seek, mischief on the wing. > Read on |
| > Arnulf RainerPeter Kubelka, Austria, 1960, 7' |
| In reducing the cinema to its essentials - black and white frames only - Kubelka illustrates that 'cinema is not movement but a projection of sti... > Read on |
| > L' arrière paysJacques Nolot, France, 1998, 90' |
| First part of the trilogy that Jacques Nolot completed in 2007 with Avant que j’oublie. Open without adornment, he tells the slightly auto... > Read on |
| > Artist StatementDaniel Barrow, Canada, 2006, 6' |
| A very personal animation. > Read on |
| > As I Lay DyingHo Yuhang, Malaysia, 2007, 10' |
| A feverish dream of a young boy. Played by the young talent (Wong Zi Jiang) who can also be admired in the competition film Flower in the Pocket... > Read on |
| > El asaltantePablo Fendrik, Argentina, 2007, 71' |
| The assailant from the title is a respectable man in his fifties, a virtuoso performance by Arturo Goetz. He is a strange and charming assaila... > Read on |
| > At SeaPeter Hutton, USA, 2007, 60' |
| From South Korea to Bangladesh the birth, life and death of a container ship. > Read on |
| > At the BeachTeng Wenji, China, 1984, 108' |
| A hidden masterpiece: one part rural elegy, one part urban romance, forged together in an editing tour de force. Rarely screened in China or outside... > Read on |
| > ATOZRobert Breer, France, USA, 2000, 5' |
| What is the impact of an order such as the alphabet on the awakening mind of a child? A short film dedicated to Breer's first granddaughter Zoë. > Read on |
| > Attention: Light!Jozef Robakowski, Wieslaw Michalak, Poland, 2004, 6' |
| A replica of a lost film that Paul Sharits made to the rhythms of Chopin's music in Robakowski's apartment in 1981. > Read on |
| > Autumn BallVeiko Õunpuu, Estonia, 2007, 123' |
| Fascinating adaptation filled with black humour of the book by the Estonian writer Mati Unt, in which the young talent Veiko Õunpuu follows vari... > Read on |
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| At the end of his beautiful trilogy about a homosexual man, director Nolot again shines in the leading role as the lonely former gigolo who has ... > Read on |
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| To put it mildly, a fascinating portrait of Jacques Vergès: notorious lawyer specialised in defending politicians, terrorists and anti-Semiti... > Read on |