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Althusser, an Intellectu... Television documentary about Louis Pierre Althusser (1918–1990), one of the most influential Marxist philosophers of the 20th Century.

The Dying Soldier of Les... “`The Dying Soldier of Les Milles` observes both the memorial site Le Camp des Milles (…) and the monument of a dying soldier dedicated to the dead soldiers of World Wars I and II as well as the Algerian War. (…) The camera wanders around the soldier and the square.” (Thomas Klipper)

Henri Cartier-Bresson: P... Widely acclaimed as one of history's most influential figures in the photographic field, Henri Cartier-Bresson, now in his 90th year, gives a revealing interview about his life, work, ideas and beliefs to coincide with three major London exhibitions. Contributors include fellow photographers Eve Arnold and Lord Snowdon, art historian Ernst Gombrich and Lord Healey.

Phase 6 The government has secretly enacted measures to depopulate the country through six phases but a teenage girl has somehow evaded the system.

La Main Seule "In a gesture that reminds one of the first forms of painting (...) the possibility of an encounter with time is disclosed. It is a very different kind of knowledge then, that can disclose hidden narratives to us.” (Cecilia Canziani)

A Little Village Perform... A showcase of performances in a Međimurje village Orahovica in which various local performers sing then-popular light melodies, dance folk dances, exchange jokes, and the ceremony is crowned by the selection of the local Miss 1971.

A Tall Tale Orson Welles, Edgar Allan Poe, and other literary and cinematic ghosts seem to lead the spectator of "A Tall Tale" onwards, passing through a landscape of ruins and films and ruins of films that evoke phantoms and fairies.

Sack of Vijayabahu In the 16th century Kingdom of Kotte, a young woman falls in love with a spy despite her engagement to a soldier.

Texture of Oblivion The film begins with footage of a city of ruins, when the entire cityscape of Warsaw is covered with stones. It is 1945. Themed around stones as carriers of historical memory, the movie is so closely filmed that the viewer can never see the city's memorials in their entirety.

Insolite „Insolite“, sounds like a name of a stone but means odd, unsual. A series of images, following no narrative, becomes an enumeration of places in high tension, under surveillance and covered in lava. Is the mountain living or is it fear that creates the illusion of underground tremors?