Tear Gas
Uta Beria’s sensorial immersion into the bruised heart of Georgia’s resistance movement is a poetic gesture of hope for a fragile future in an era of Gen-Z revolt.
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Author: Carmen Gray
Mannheim-Heidelberg director Sascha Keilholz on the 75th Edition’s “Call to Action”
In his seventh year as IFFMH’s artistic and commercial director, Sascha Keilholz reflects on how the festival is meeting this moment of global turbulence, and facing the future.
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A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra
Greek director Jacqueline Lentzou finds fresh dimensions in mysteries of art and the afterlife in a playfully meta portrait of adolescence in an era of activism.
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My Notes on Mars
Lili Horvat’s eerie sci-fi on marital breakdown, space conquest and the limits of knowing is absorbing as a mood piece, even as it plays its mysteries a little too safe.
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Leipzig 2026: The Verdict
Docs against state terror took the top Golden Dove awards at a successful DOK Leipzig, under the new stewardship of Ola Staszel.
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