A punk portrait of queer love in Tehran, set against a backdrop of protests against the regime. Computer animation, fiction, and documentary are woven together into a kaleidoscopic, expressionistic cry of vitality.

Six women wander through Paris at night in this film poised between fiction, reality, and dreams. A sensory and intellectual exploration of what the night means to women, rooted in the poetry of Alice Notley and others.

He used to travel the world, but now this elderly filmmaker’s world consists of parking lots and supermarkets, waiting for his wife. Yet his imagination and plans still take flight in this unconventional portrait.

When his cow gives birth to a stillborn calf, a retired teacher resorts to a dubious traditional practice. Set in rural India and shrouded in winter mist, this film is a requiem for a way of life that is disappearing.

A speculative reconstruction of the first and only “strike” in space. The conventional narrative of the astronaut as hero is recast as a critical reflection on capitalism and surveillance culture.

Using old home videos of her Colombian family celebrating the end of the previous millennium, a woman explores the connection between her mother’s sadness and the violent state of her country.

Women, muscle cars and global collapse: a fantastical vision of the apocalypse, featuring the art of Florentina Holzinger and an eclectic cast including musician Peaches.

For 22 months, Johann Lurf filmed an ever-accelerating timelapse of the sun’s path. This overwhelming vision of the cosmos in motion must be seen on the big screen.

Using archival footage, animation, and music, a South African filmmaker takes a perspective of solidarity to look back at the history of the oppressed Sámi people, the Indigenous inhabitants of northern Scandinavia.

A creative alternative journey through film history in which Stanley Schtinter finds unexpected connections between the last film watched by various public figures—from Franz Kafka to Kurt Cobain—and their deaths.

Blending science fiction, documentary, and flamenco, this philosophical film digs into a landscape between the south of Spain and Mars, uncovering their social, historical, and speculative strata.

Every week, Bobby drives from Vienna to Salzburg and back, chatting with an assortment of ride-share passengers about family, friendship, migration, war, and death. This blend of documentary and road movie paints a portrait of contemporary Europe—and of Bobby.

Two filmmakers take out predatory loans to get a film about debt off the ground. Like their protagonist Pinocchio, they tell lies to financiers in pursuit of being crowned “King of Debt.”

This cinematic collage manipulates our perception through cleverly playing with light and darkness. A mysterious house slowly emerges at night along a rural road. See how an image can conceal reality—and what happens when that is no longer possible.

In 1904, a European expedition set out for Uganda to investigate whether a Jewish state could be established there. That history emerges from this meta-documentary about imperialism, antisemitism, and the myth of an “empty land.”

A collage of found footage from archives and social media presents contrasting models of communal life and asks whether the desire to own a home and property has really brought progress to humanity.