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Renowned Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei has garnered international attention as much for his ambitious artwork as his political provocations and increasingly public clashes with the Chinese government.
This animation portrays the brutal world of school bullying as the starting point for a lifelong perpetuation of the instinct for violent revenge.
A young couple decide whether or not to have a baby.
An anthology of three short films about suburban American life.
The story of Syrian Orthodox Jews living on the coast of New Jersey. Part three of The Suburban Trilogy.
Found footage is used in a fictional story exploring the development of gender identity. Part two of The Suburban Trilogy.
A questioning of the American dream and archetypal American nuclear family. Part one of The Suburban Trilogy.
Unable to access cancer treatment, Jed resorts to desperate measures.
A make-up artist who specialises in helping patients conceal scars finds herself helping to hide a bigger secret.
A young carer's life is brightened by a friendship with an immigrant kid, but there's trouble ahead.
Correspondence intermingled with manual notes explores themes of work, productivity and integrity.
A former KGB agent seeks out the ballerina he loved, but he cannot escape the past.
A troubled Belfast boy befriends an English kid, with disturbing results.
One Christmas, two friends are forced to acknowledge that their lives are going in very different directions.
A series of observations of buildings and inventions, everything rising up into the sky.
A troubling tale of forbidden love.
A vision of Europe's urban landscapes.
A remote figure traverses the landscapes of the mind.
Descriptions and realities are at odds in this experimental short.
The familiar becomes unfamiliar.
A dystopian look at a barren landscape.
A man wanders the streets of Tokyo by night, singing to indifferent people.
Something doesn't quite fit about an apparently idyllic landscape.
A meditation on hidden, unused treasure.
An actress recounts a strange journey through the Amazon.
A series of awkward encounters causes escalating tension.
The mythic tale of a woman who gives birth to a fish.
An experimental look at the gathering and release of tension.
Time unwinds in a rapid flash of colour.
Who was that masked horse? This documentary tells a killer's tale.
Autobiographical musings on history, gender, ethnicity and cultural identity as understood through the director's connection with comedian Jerry Lewis.
Photographs recall a love story played out against the backdrop of the Iranian Revolution.
A documentary portrait of an Algerian family settling in France, made using old Super 8 films.
A stylish mix of erotic love story and political thriller, a brilliant aerospace engineer who is drawn into a passionate affair with a younger male student - but can she trust him?
Both sight and memory are called into question in this documentary short.
Old tape recorded messages of love are resurrected to provide a glimpse back in time.
A mother and her children enjoy a spectacular Easter celebration in the shadow of Communism.
A recently widowed woman archives the treasures brought back from travels around the world.
Daddy is often away from home. Is it Vladimir Lenin's fault, or Freddy Krueger's?
A documentary about Beirut's Gate #5 and the people around it.
A qi expert detective is suspicious when a seemingly ordinary paper maker fights off notorious bandits.
Small intimate stories reveal three parallel worlds.
Two Galician villagers use ancient rituals to challenge the will of a monster.
A group of test subjects are given a new drug but things don't go quite to plan.
An exploration of the mythology around the story of Nosferatu.
A small girl challenges God over what she considers to be His dishonest behaviour.
An alchemist draws on the power of lightning to create splendid jewels.
Jack battles to stop death from stealing his mother.
A stroll through the Parc Lafontaine in Montreal reveals moments of wonder.
A series of journeys breaks down into patterns of movement in this experimental short.
Expanding the possible Fernanda Salgado on fantasy, reality, Jan Švankmajer and Ana, En Passant
A burning thing Sneha Mehta and Teddy Stern on falling in love with Mumbai, and making Getar Hero
Nothing is impossible Paul Rowley on moving to New York, the Pulse massacre, and Gays Against Guns
‘The only thing that makes a story universal is emotions’ Warsaw’s Industry panel discuss reaching audiences abroad
The only thing worth saying Chuko and Arie Esiri on adapting Mrs Dalloway and making Clarissa
European Film Academy shortlist announced 68 features vie for nomination
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
London Winners announced
Tallinn Black Nights UK co-production joins Works In Progress
Warsaw What Belongs To Others takes top prize
Tallinn Baltic Competition, Rebels With A Cause and Critics' Picks titles announced
Dinard I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning named Best Film
