A truly miraculous feat of non-linear storytelling, this is your chance to experience Borderline Visible collectively in an intimate theater setting, fueled with music by Oren Ambarchi and Perila.

NTR Avond van de Wolf presents: a lyrical fusion of excerpts from Frank Scheffer’s upcoming documentary on Syrian clarinettist/composer Kinan Azmeh and live performances by Azmeh and mezzosoprano Dima Orsho, reshaping the narrative of contemporary Syria.

An Amsterdam dance event brings to life the underground techno scene of Chengdu, China, as seen in The Last Year of Darkness. Featuring DJs and a drag performer from Chengdu, alongside the film’s editor creating a live version of the film to the beats.

Brazilian writer, theater-maker and filmmaker Christiane Jatahy takes Homer’s famous epic The Odyssey as the starting point for this performance, in search of our own Odyssey. Are we in the theatre, a cinema or a concert?

Audience participants in this immersive dance performance are plunged into the life cycle of humans as social animals. Take part in a primeval ritual involving nothing more than music, rhythmic breathing and a little smoke.

Why is one person allowed to travel freely and the other not? In a multimedia performance, a Belgian artist and an Afghan journalist based in Finland consider the fingerprint as an instrument of control and a symbol of inequality.

An evening of deliciously spooky tales. Rather than focusing on horror, the filmmakers, musicians and storytellers in this cinematic performance share their unconventional ghost stories exploring the unfathomable, sometimes uncanny power of love.

In these interactive lectures, Nirit Peled simulates the inner workings of crime prevention algorithms, and their effect on people’s lives. Imagination and thorough research yield a question: Is it possible to capture an individual in data?

Are our lives so completely defined by film and television that media define our reality, making humanity in fact superfluous? This is the question Michael Bucuzzo poses in his performative lecture encompassing three experimental films.