Coming Soon Movies in Original Language
Berlin • 177 upcoming movies in OV/OmU/OmeU versions
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n/a | In late-1990s Pristina, 13-year-old Dua faces pressure to grow up amid rising Kosovo tensions. As violence nears and her family fractures, a bold friend inspires her to find courage, resilience, and her own path to safety.
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n/a | Windowpanes are smashed, car doors close, leather boots gleam, clouds of smoke drift from the chimneys. It happens again and again, always a little differently: parallelisms, repetitions, changes of sides.
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 | Two powerful forces, both driven by the hunger for life, collide: the relentless growth of microfungi and the boundless persistence of humans.
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 | Selen can see other people's future. A vision leads her into an unexpected romance and a challenge. When her path crosses with Kemal, a struggle begins between love and danger. The choices she makes will affect her life and Kemal's future.
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 | A documentary film following French tea expert Olivier Schneider into the mountains of the Golden Triangle in Asia, produced by Tee Kontor Kiel and directed by Luca Dylan Hartleib.
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 | Teenage girl Danute is the only "adult" in her family. Obviously, this is too difficult a task for a teenager. Such a child measures everything in terms of survival and takes responsibility as a means of getting through.
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 | Set in Vilnius in 2022, high-flying executive Marija chooses the worst moment to discuss divorce with husband Vytas - one day before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The couple navigates separation amid a refugee crisis.
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 | In the early '90s, Lithuanian TV star Daiva loses her job as the studios are taken over by russian soldiers. Together with several peers, she announces a hunger strike to reclaim the TV station.
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 | A queen sacrifices herself to save her son, the prince, from invading enemies. Mookuthi Amman returns to save the child and confronts a mysterious woman who represents a new evil power.
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 | For the first time, Stray Kids presents a special live broadcast of ‘Stray Kids World Tour RUN IT’ from Tokyo Dome in movie theaters around the globe.
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 | Explores the raw reality of alcohol addiction and recovery. The film presents an authentic, deeply personal biographical account narrated by the director herself, detailing her past struggles with severe dependency and her eventual journey toward sobriety.
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| A talk and screening exploring everyday life in Soviet-era Lithuania through rediscovered amateur and home movies. Presented by Meno Avilys, the event will feature a selection of newly digitised Lithuanian amateur and home movies from the 1960s, introduced by Ona Kotryna Dikavičiūtė, curator, semiotician and Artistic Director of Meno Avilys, offering a rare glimpse into everyday life in Soviet-era Vilnius.
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 | Kingdom of Strangers (Randa Ali, Egypt 2023, 15', Fiction, Arabic with English subtitles) Don't Be Long, Little Bird (Reem Jubran, USA/Palestine 2025, 23', Fiction, English & Arabic with English subtitles) This My Best Life (Tadeo Boustany, Lebanon 2024, 9', Fiction, Arabic with English subtitles) Karun the Longest River of Iran (Sahand Sarhaddi, Iran/ Switzerland /Finland 2024, 19', Documentary, Persian with English subtitles) The Badaro Complex (Adam Mabrouk, Lebanon 2026, 10', Fiction, English & Arabic with English subtitles )
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 | Seven films have been selected for Visioni Sarde 2026, a section dedicated to Sardinian cinema as part of the 32nd national competition for short and medium-length films at Visioni Italiane, the film festival held in Bologna.
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 | The misfortunes of Sofia, the exemplary Madalena and Camila, the troubled holidays of the girls and boys, a few years later that lead to the resolution of some mysteries, are the Countess of Ségur's perfect trilogy about education, social, religious and political power. Desire and its oppression, violence and punishment, in short, the terrible loss combined with inevitable growth.
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 | Vénéranda works in community justice and reconciliation after genocide. A family crisis tests her beliefs. The film follows women rebuilding lives amid shared trauma, showing how the past shapes their present.
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 | Robert dreams of a career in music, but civil war is tearing his country apart. When his parents are thrown into prison, he is left to look after his siblings, juggling daily life and determined to follow his dream.
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 | Five documentaries look across divides - animals, LGBT-free zones and digital fictions - to find ourselves in the other.
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| Five films spotlight women as key agents in revolutionary movements in West Asia, focusing on Iran and Palestine.
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| A young-curated selection of international shorts showing how feminist struggles connect across the globe.
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| Six essay films interrogate cultural and personal memory through experimental approaches.
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 | A film essay exploring the Democratic Republic of Congo's colonial history and its ecological significance, highlighting the Congo Basin's vital role in consuming carbon dioxide and shaping global environmental balance over a century.
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 | A decade post-death, filmmaker William Greaves reveals his final work: footage of a 1972 gathering he arranged with Harlem Renaissance legends, which he deemed his most significant capture.
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 | Alberto, a young disillusioned director, is convinced that cinema has nothing left to offer him. But it is precisely by giving up on his dream that he discovers its deepest meaning.
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 | Arturo, a successful real estate agent with a non-existent love life, has an absorbing passion for Sicilian dolci. Will his encounter with the enchanting Flora change his outlook on life?
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 | In the town of Entroncamento, violence, misfortune, greed, and loyalty rule the streets. Laura arrives there to rebuild her life, but the irresistible pull of quick money and crime immediately draws her back into a troubled past. For those she meets at this crossroads, every day presents the choice between who they were and who they might become.
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 | Restored concert film featuring George Michael's 1988 Faith Tour performances at Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, captured on 35mm over two nights during the European leg of the tour.
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 | A reluctant summer together transforms into an enchanting adventure when a young boy discovers his aunt's mysterious Sicilian house holds secrets and, perhaps, ancient spirits lurking within its walls.
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| The second European Short Film Audience Award program presents five audience favourites touring Europe, with the Berlin vote deciding the winner.
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| Seven films oscillate between queer pain and queer joy, giving distinctive characters their say.
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| Self-assured, cheeky and romantic young protagonists celebrate heartbreak and the power of community.
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 | In the sweltering mines of Kolwezi, Mama Leonece grapples with powerful corporations over cobalt, a key resource for green energy. Amid dust and heat, she seeks guidance from her heritage to confront the brutal realities of this struggle.
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 | A 17-year-old named Kellou discovers unexplained supernatural powers. Meeting Aya transforms her confusion into a mystical journey where visible and invisible realms meet.
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 | CIA agents Chris and Lee face a trust-testing mission from Santiago to Easter Island during 1973 in Chile.
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 | Witness is a short documentary training initiative mandated to support the work of Indigenous filmmakers from the global circumpolar Arctic. Our planet’s climate is drastically changing, and these changes are often seen most dramatically in regions like the Far North. Through short films lasting 3 to 5 minutes, participating storytellers document the manifestations of climate change as they witness it in their homelands – not to offer solutions, but rather to document their perspectives and to raise awareness of urgent issues that implicate all of humanity.
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 | A daughter uncovers her mother’s radical journey from rural South Africa to exile, and how storytelling can become a weapon of resistance and a tool of healing.
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 | In a quaint Somali village where herding families coexist, an event disrupts the peace and 9-year-old Barni gets lost after a celebratory wedding, leaving the community in distress. Despite the exhaustive efforts of the village, Barni can’t be found, leaving her older sister Amina and her friends Hirsi and Geedi to set out on a journey to the city to locate her.
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 | Amid testimonies of pain, an ancestral wisdom emerges, one in which the land is a living being, women are weavers of knowledge, and words are the thread that sustains the existence of the Arhuaco people. From this emerges a profound reflection on leadership, gender, and the responsibility of weaving the thread of life for future generations. This documentary is an act of resistance against the ongoing colonial, religious, and military violence, as well as the structural impunity in Colombia. A lesson in what it means to defend life.
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 | Follows a tour guide and a failed actress who lead four female prison inmates on a motivational trekking excursion across the Pollino National Park to see a centuries-old pine tree. The challenging hike turns into a transformative journey about second chances, open wounds, and collective solidarity.
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| Six documentary shorts explore how the camera's gaze becomes a political act of solidarity and resistance.
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| Feisty pixies, queer idols and rebellious protagonists let the paradoxical flourish in gardens that defy authority.
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| Eight animated films from Bonobostudio reflect on inner struggles and identities.
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| Five films blur fact and fiction, leaving the audience to question where the boundaries of the credible lie.
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 | A woman and her family through 20th century Spain including the Civil War, ensuing dictatorship and final exile.
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 | "La Salsa Vive" is a vibrant cinematic exploration of Afro-Antillean music's history, tracing its roots from New York's lively streets to Cali, Colombia, now the global salsa capital.
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 | After fleeing violence at age 15, Pacho spends four decades away from Anserma. Now a photograph sparks a desire to return, and on his journey home —imagined as an interstellar voyage— he searches for what he left behind. The lingering traces of death intertwine with a landscape of rural expressionism, memory, and history
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 | In Bucaramangas stadium, football fan culture is a world dominated by men. For a decade, a collective of women has supported their team from the stands, but traditional fan culture prevents them from officially organizing and flying their own flag. Led by Natalia, they challenge their exclusion, facing harassment and violence. Meanwhile, Natalia fights to keep custody of her daughter, as her political activism threatens her position in family court. This film celebrates sisterhood and explores the limits of womens resilience when the stadium lights go out.
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 | This is the story of Kunsang Wangmo, a 100-year-old Buddhist nun exiled from Tibet in 1959 to escape the Chinese occupation. Mola entered a monastery at six years old, the beginning of a life-long dedication to prayer and daily observance of Buddhist teachings and rituals.
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| From the Dominican mountains to Haitian communities in Cuba and the Dominican Republic: five films examine the ways in which violence, migration and separation have continued to impact Haiti and the Dominican Republic into the present day. In dialogue with one another, they foreground ancestral knowledge, spirituality and community and reveal themselves to be a powerful tool for preserving identity, processing loss and imagining other futures.
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| Filmmakers from Haiti and the Dominican Republic draw on personal experiences to create spaces of resonance that embrace contradictions, explore the fragile connections between family, identity, place and belonging – and in which stories never remain confined to their boundaries.
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 | The film "444" documents an uncompromising record attempt on the Main Sudeten Trail—a monumental route spanning 444 kilometers and an incredible 14,000 meters of elevation gain. Yet, this work by Krzysztof Jagiełka is far more than a mere sports documentary; it is an intimate character study exploring pure passion, iron-willed determination, and the relentless struggle against the prospect of one’s own failure.
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 | The programme, curated exclusively for the festival by festival director Alex Moussa Sawadogo, presents an outstanding selection of short and medium-length works by filmmakers from the African continent and the African diaspora.
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 | Sasha, 28, a non-binary person, returns to the isolated city of Safed, where he immigrated from the former Soviet Union in the '90s. Confronting childhood memories and fears, he seeks peace and renewal.
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 | A father leaves his comfort zone to search for his missing daughter on the Camino de Santiago. During his pilgrimage, amid blisters and unexpected encounters, he discovers much more than mere clues: he rediscovers himself.
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 | In a village in the High Atlas, Said, Brahim, and Omar make music and dream of a different life. Music is their freedom, their identity. When a new imam arrives, the atmosphere slowly begins to change. What was once a close-knit community becomes divided. What once felt natural comes under pressure. The women of the village, including Fadma, work the land with song and joy, but everything shifts when the deeply conservative imam takes hold. Step by step, he sows division by banning what he considers haram, pushing some villagers to deny their Amazigh identity, and driving others toward resistance.
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| The films in this program are less concerned with the politics behind the wars than they are with the mental and temporal conditions that they produce. Armed conflict creates an atmosphere characterised by repetition, delay, uncertainty and an ongoing sense of suspension.
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| Six films explore urban life as a struggle for the good life and space, from shrinking villages to trash wars.
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| Six essayistic films span geographical and metaphorical shores, examining how past and present shape our sense of home and foreignness.
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| Three fates, one legacy: desire and pain bound through time.
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| Seven films expose the inherited ideas of home, happiness and belonging we carry, and imagine seeing differently.
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 | During Bilbao's summer festivals, 20-year-old Jone experiences first love while coping with her father's worsening illness at home.
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 | Between 1950 and 1960, members of Opus Dei arrived in Colombia to expand their influence in Latin America. In 2021, the complaint against this organization by 43 women for trafficking and exploitation reopened the historical wound. In an exercise of imaginative memory, a group of actresses enters an abandoned school to create a play inspired by those silenced lives.
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 | Three pivotal moments mark the life of the celebrated Sardinian writer Grazia Deledda: the unexpected arrival of her mother from Nuoro, the hours leading up to the announcement of the world's most prestigious literary prize, and the moments when a doctor searches for the right words to deliver a difficult truth. At its heart lies the human journey of the only Italian woman ever to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. A profound exploration of the relationship between women and writing, speaking directly to contemporary sensibilities.
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 | A lengthy Colombian road leads Ngela and her sister into the indigenous territory where their father, an Afro-descendant farmer, disappeared years ago.
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| The programme, curated exclusively for the festival by festival director Alex Moussa Sawadogo, presents an outstanding selection of short and medium-length works by filmmakers from the African continent and the African diaspora.
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 | Two unlikely men—a haunted fighter and an ambitious gambler—rise through Durrës' underground fight circuit, The Circle, entering a world of blood, money, and betrayal where loyalty is the ultimate prize.
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 | Through 10 years of family archives, we follow the life of Liena, an immigrant mother who faces the challenge of raising her two children in Spain, one of whom is autistic.
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 | Chronicles the life of Father Jan Kaczkowski, a charismatic and deeply compassionate Polish priest who became a self-proclaimed "onco-celebrity" while fighting a terminal brain tumor.
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 | Hadoota (Ahmed Helmy), a 40-year-old thug, can't remember the hiding place of a witness he kidnapped. He resorts to a hypnosis therapist (Amina Khalil) to retrieve this missing information. But, in order to restore his memory, he needs to confront old enemies, past events, and most importantly... himself.
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| Seven experimental films from Bonobostudio deconstruct familiar images and memories until something new emerges.
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| Seven films use food to rekindle memories of stories, connections and places, turning eating into a form of resistance.
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 | The film follows Imam Habibi, a deeply respected spiritual and community leader in an informal settlement near Dakar, Senegal. He sits under a large mango tree to listen to neighbors and resolve conflicts. When he is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, the entire community mobilizes in a collective display of solidarity to care for him.
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 | After 5 years of retirement, Luis doesn't know what to do in the quiet of his days. His son Alejandro comes to the city and invites him to be part of a musical project, but Luis doesn't feel comfortable and tries to create his own group.
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 | How Herman J. Mankiewicz's film project, warning about the danger of Hitler's rise to power in the 1930's, was thwarted by censorship and Nazi influences at work within the Hollywood system.
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 | Follows filmmaker Eleanor Coppola's behind-the-scenes documentation of her daughter Sofia Coppola directing the 2006 film Marie Antoinette, capturing the craftsmanship and challenges of being a young female director.
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 | For the past 50 years, a man has been planting baobab trees every year in his village located in western Burkina Faso. At the age of 80 today, he has planted over 3,000 baobab trees that stretch as far as the eye can see.
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 | Follows Iranian refugee Amir, awaiting deportation decision, who moves in with Agnes, a 101-year-old avoiding a retirement home, as they form a bond confronting life's challenges.
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 | Jerusalem's greatest badchan (Hasidic wedding comedian), wrecked his career because of liquor and a big mouth, gets a second chance as the sidekick of the famous American Badchan Meshulam. At the wedding, everything spins out of control.
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 | A young man from Lisbon's outskirts meets a mysterious figure with dark powers. After getting involved in some activities, he flees with two animal companions to a rural farm, where folklore and danger collide as they evade their pursuers.
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 | Esther Ofarim was once the voice of Israel. Now 85, she lives a quiet life in Hamburg, far from the Middle East. After achieving global stardom, her move to Germany in the 1960s brought European acclaim but growing rejection in Israel, rendering her both iconic and invisible. Through intimate phone conversations and rare archival footage, the film explores the emotional cost of exile and the life of an elusive artist caught between clashing identities. It is a journey through places and times, tracing the portrait of a woman who never sought to be a national symbol, and whose legendary voice continues to echo in the homeland she left behind.
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 | An intimate journey through the life of singer Diane Luckey aka Q Lazzarus, narrated through her own words and music. Q sang the cult hit song "Goodbye Horses" before mysteriously disappearing for 25 years.
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 | Revisit the world of Panem 24 years before the events of The Hunger Games, starting on the morning of the reaping of the 50th Hunger Games, also known as the Second Quarter Quell.
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 | Two young women leave their native Morocco to work a season picking strawberries in Spain, until abuse and harassment shatter their hopes. Supported by a Spanish lawyer, they must decide whether to speak out against a powerful system.
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 | An unlucky Haredi matchmaker travels to NYC to find a match for a millionaire's daughter to fund his own wedding. But the high-stakes deal forces him into a world of family secrets, risking the love of his life.
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 | At a school in Vienna, blind and visually impaired children and teens learn through hearing and touch. With particular attention to sound, Katharina Copony explores its world in her last film, opening up the film to a space of sensory experience. When writing, composing poems, playing soccer, and walking through the institute and public space, sounds, music, rhythms, and materialities move to the center of awareness.
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 | Between puberty and old age, the parameters for happiness shift. Getting to know one another and subsequently drifting apart are processes filled with intense emotion; family brings obligations, work can feel like a shackle, and at times, an overwhelming urge for liberation arises.
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 | In 2m², director Volkan Üce follows the balancing act between religion and commerce of a Turkish funeral undertaker in Belgium and his counterpart in Turkey. Every death raises the fundamental question after a life between two countries and two cultures: where does one belong, where does one want to be buried, in which two square meters?
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 | Follows Maikhuu, a former taxi driver and hairdresser turned truck driver, as she transports coal through Mongolia's Gobi Desert in a male-dominated industry while supporting her children.
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 | Paris in 1928: A painter who, after the death of his wife, has lost access to his artistic work finds no way back to his earlier creative output and increasingly withdraws from life. At this stage he becomes...
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 | Gugu (11) is an effeminate boy who dreams of becoming a great soccer player. Raised by his grandmother with Alzheimer's, he will do anything to hide her illness so he won't have to live with his father, who doesn't accept him at all.
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 | In 1983, Roald Dahl faces backlash over his antisemitic review of "God Cried" about West Beirut's siege during the 1982 Lebanon War. As he prepares "The Witches" for publication, he must choose: apologize or defend his words.
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 | In 1960s Portugal, a dissident doctor and a young student fall in love amid political persecution and police oppression. Their relationship unfolds against a backdrop of censorship, where personal lives mirror the nation's primitive state.
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 | A retired Georgian film star, used to playing heroic leads, embarks on a cathartic odyssey after being offered a supporting role of an unpleasant elderly man.
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 | What is life really like for women who earn millions on the OnlyFans platform thanks to provocative erotic content? Do they merely offer their fans gratification, or do they serve as a substitute for real love? And what do their partners, families and those closest to them think of their work? Director Barbora Chalupová follows three women in search of wealth, freedom and instant fame. This unique documentary is the very first cinematic glimpse behind the scenes of the global OnlyFans phenomenon, which is sparking heated debates and shaking up the porn industry.
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 | Thirty-four days before she's sent to prison, notorious Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move. What begins as an intimate portrait becomes a mind-bending three-year journey.
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 | Discover the irresistible "Lubitsch Touch" in this groundbreaking sex comedy!
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| Comedy about a couple trying to rediscover their love life
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 | After leaked footage reveals the Tadamon massacre, researchers infiltrate Syria's security circles through an online persona, uncovering confessions that expose the killings and the perilous cost of seeking the truth.
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 | Annie Ernaux is invited to a book signing. On her way, she is overcome by a feeling of dizziness and is plunged back into the memory of the summer of 1958, the summer of her first night with a man.
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 | In Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, where women are barred from education, work, and public life, a group of young women secretly form a reading club.
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 | Shana copes with the daily routine with the support of her tight-knit group of girlfriends. When her grandmother died, she inherited a ring that was supposed to ward off the evil eye.
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 | Four grandmothers from Molenbeek take to the stage and turn the lives of their families... their neighborhood... and even the entire country upside down.
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 | Rescued from Earth's nuclear annihilation, four friends crash-land on an unknown planet and courageously set out to locate a new home capable of sustaining their species.
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 | “For ‘The Miserable Mother’, stuck at home with her boyfriend, ‘Peter Pan’, and their newborn, motherhood becomes a prison. Within her own four walls, the boundaries blur between inside and outside, society and subject, body and discourse. A musical film.
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 | Garance is a young actress but not a star. She manages things as best she can, finding fuel and comfort in alcohol. As she embarks for an eight-year journey of life changes, she drinks more and more. Until death seems to loom.
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| Christophe, a 10-year-old boy with balance issues navigates life in an orthopedic brace while his struggling family farm faces modernization. Torn between independence and mending ties with his distant father, he weighs his future.
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 | After being raped at a party, Alexandra isolates herself when her brother Adrian doubts her story. While she copes through theater, playing Medea, Adrian spirals into darkness seeking revenge.
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 | Denis Mukwege, Nobel Peace Prize 2018, is a Congolese doctor who risks his life to heal and become a world leading activist for thousands of women who have been raped and mutilated in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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 | Through personal stories and vivid imagery, Scarlet Girls depicts women facing abortion stigma, forced motherhood, and hard decisions in a system denying their bodily autonomy.
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 | A small group of nuns reveals an agonizing truth about the Catholic Church: the terrifying accounts of predatory priests torturing nuns.
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 | Brasília, 1986. Helena just moved to Brazil's futuristic capital when her husband leaves on business. Abandoned and frustrated, she tries to make sense of her life, while her teen son rebels and her 7-year-old believes in luck and wonder.
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 | A middle-aged boy band's journey to the top of the world. With Talharpas.
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 | The Song of Hiawatha tells the story of the life and (high) times of the first black hippie. It includes original music, never seen photos, an FBI file, a letter from J. Edgar Hoover, and testimonials from Iggy, Patti Smith, Wayne Kramer, Niagara, John Sinclair, and more. Aspects of this production are psychedelic, so smoke 'em if you got 'em. Can you dig it?
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 | Showcases the historic trial where lawyer Gisèle Halimi defended the accused.
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 | The documentary film reveals how artists from the margins—such as Chico Santos, Erley José, and Severino Dadá—contributed to the creation of O Amuleto de Ogum by Nelson Pereira dos Santos, a master of Cinema Novo. The film sheds light on class conflicts within national cinema, set against a seething backdrop of passionate filmmaking.
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 | At the Comédie-Française, the show must go on. But three hours before Nina's directorial debut, chaos erupts: a stranded actor, exploding tensions, broken equipment, clashing egos. With time running out, she fights to save the premiere.
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 | A screenplay believed to be lost reveals the horror of the seizure of power.
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 | The program stands in solidarity with queer individuals affected by the tightening of anti-queer laws, arrests, and violence. All event proceeds go to an organization in Dakar, Senegal, that supports detained and persecuted queer individuals with legal fees and essential daily needs.
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 | An immigrant Romanian family living in Norway is subject to an investigation and faces the scrutiny of the local judicial system.
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 | Chaos on stage: Will Nina master the possessed premiere debacle?
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 | The love of Olya and Oleh, a young queer Ukrainian couple, is put to the test when one partner's gender transition collides with Russia's full-scale invasion. As war narrows and challenges the boundaries of masculinity and femininity, they struggle to preserve their bond and sense of self. What does it mean to be a man in a country that is fighting for its identity and survival?
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 | On a remote Scottish isle, siblings Isla and Sandy hunt birds and talk to mythical beings while fighting off outsiders. Their lives change when Daniel, an awkward official, arrives to relocate them.
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 | Eugen, 28, leaves prison after ten years for accidentally killing his younger brother-a tragedy rooted in his own abandonment trauma. With only his estranged father and orphanage friends Stina and Riko remaining, he seeks reconciliation.
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 | Follows fifteen-year-old photographer Morten caught between two girls, nature and civilization, everyday reality and the mystical, and what is right versus expected.
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 | Young, handsome, daring. Desired by both men and women, whilst his only love was rock and roll. One night, his body appears tied to his bed, completely burnt.
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 | Nino, a young man, explores the streets of Paris to reconnect with the world and himself, after being diagnosed with cancer.
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 | After two decades as headliners at festivals such as WACKEN Open Air, Hellfest, and Bloodstock and in major arenas worldwide, Australian metal band Parkway Drive returns home to bring the most ambitious show of its career to the stage. Together with a full symphony orchestra, the band completely reinterprets its music at the Sydney Opera House—and goes all in: a one-off evening that tests both its own identity and its audience’s expectations. As tension rises before the show and self-doubt about their own project emerges, fans travel from all over the world to witness this unique story. “Home” is an intimate portrait of ambition, vulnerability, and community—and explores the question of what it means to evolve without losing the spirit that defines you. Source: superlifepromo.de
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 | In 1885, six women-four slaves and two young ladies-run away together from a boarding school in Brazil. Taking refuge in an old hacienda, they explore their freedom, identity, and desires while challenging established social structures.
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 | In the 1980s, as pop music soars and AIDS spreads, 12-year-old Boaz discovers a shattering truth about his beloved father. Over years, he struggles to mend their fractured relationship and restore their lost connection.
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 | A collection of short films from Estonia: Numbrituba, Stiina, Sannapaiv, Pimeala / WeightOfLight, Leivalaul / Breadsong
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 | The Orchestre de Paris: 120 people who form a unit. 120 individual musicians* who work together for years, contributing as a group to something greater than themselves. They create, under the direction of their young...
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 | Paulina Chiziane, Elisa Lucinda, and Raquel Lima have their daily lives transformed by exchanging nine letters between Mozambique, Brazil, and Portugal. Desires, anxieties, and struggles in the diaspora emerge in a poetic narrative that challenges racism, sexism, and xenophobia.
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 | In June 1940, as the French army collapses, General de Gaulle refuses the armistice. He flies to London, where he lays the foundations of the Resistance.
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 | A fateful accident leads Dane on a dangerous journey into the unknown.
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| A lost photographer fights for his passion: writing!
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 | In the French countryside, wild boars have sparked a war between hunters and farmers. When a bigwig pushes a bankrupt farmer, he snaps and vanishes. A year later, Fulda takes charge of the investigation.
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| German-Brazilian filmmakers Tales and Aiky Braig create and publish independent short films. Their cinematic style is characterized by expressionistic visuals blended with symbolic, atmospheric storytelling.
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 | Discover the forgotten heroes of a lost dream of freedom.
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 | Karoline, a filmmaker and the daughter of a domestic worker, embarks on a journey across Brazil to investigate the relationship between the slave quarters and the maid's room.
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 | Torn between family loyalty and his desire for freedom, Gabin observes over ten years a boy fighting to emancipate himself from his working-class background in the rural North of France.
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 | After losing her job and friend in 1990 East Germany, Patty collects discarded objects until her flat overflows, prompting a journey into a colorful forest.
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 | Raw footage captures 90s alt-rock legends performing, talking and hanging backstage. Follow Beastie Boys, Sonic Youth, Foo Fighters, Pavement, Rancid, Beck, The Amps and Bikini Kill in their prime.
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 | A young man named Henry, son of Greg and Pam Focker, faces family chaos when he decides to marry a strong-willed woman who appears to be his complete mismatch.
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 | Showcases more of Cliff Booth's backstory in his new role as a Hollywood fixer.
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 | Amid family chaos, Vincent discovers the bittersweet world of first love.
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 | A farmer's son transforms into a fashion mogul, building a billion-dollar luxury empire while staying true to his humanistic values and commitment to ethical business practices and fine craftsmanship.
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 | In 1960s New York City, radical rock band The Fugs channels the raw energy of counterculture rebellion through their provocative music and anti-establishment stance.
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 | Follows the story of the Butthole Surfers - the groundbreaking and influential art-punk band founded in early-Eighties Texas by frontman Gibby Haynes and guitarist Paul Leary.
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 | Celebrating the centenary of legendary choreographer Peter Wright, this spectacular production brings Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's iconic score to life alongside Julia Trevelyan Oman's enchanting, period-perfect stage designs. From Clara's magical Christmas Eve battle with the Mouse King to the unforgettable Waltz of the Snowflakes and the Sugar Plum Fairy's grand pas de deux, this timeless 130-minute masterpiece offers an unmatched festive experience for families and ballet lovers on the big screen.
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 | Justin Hopper plays 'Professor Parkins', a spectral guide to Mark Fisher's work and life The film explores Mark Fisher's ideas on hauntology, capitalist realism and collective consciousness, but also enacts them. It uses the very tools of communicative capitalism - the algorithmic, monetised spaces of social media - to build something outside capital's logic.
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 | Modern-day warriors, Filipino caregivers leave home to work overseas, balancing family bonds with economic necessity. Their personal sacrifices mirror age-old struggles as they face the challenges of global domestic labor.
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 | After his son's tragic accident, a husband struggles to save his marriage and himself, until a chance encounter at a laundromat shows him that even in grief, hope and healing can all come out in the wash.
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