A shipwreck leaves a young French woman stranded on the coast of Tunisia, where she is taken in by a […]

Leaves rustle. Foxes stir. Cracked brick walls beguile. Black and white frames flicker, leap, and shudder as two women, clad […]

Yoko Ono sits on stage, a pair of scissors in front of her. She asks the audience to cut open […]

As penetrating as X-rays and as colourful as fireworks: Sandra Lahire’s film about female workers at a nuclear plant in […]

A Month of Single Frames is a poignant dialogue between film-maker Lynn Sachs and her late friend Barbara Hammer. Barbara […]

Every word, every syllable, every nuance is discussed, interpreted, rejected and translated anew. Translating a poem into another language and […]

Rosalie and Léontine Go to the Théâtre shows us the audience at a vaudeville theatre. It is refreshing to see […]

»One of the most sensational acts: the six wonderful Dainef sisters; truly unique the world over with their Icarian games, […]