Films available until Thursday 4 February 09:00 (CET)
From today on, you can see titles such as Riders of Justice (Anders Thomas Jensen), Quo vadis, Aida? (Jasmila Žbanić), Aristocrats (Soda Yukiko), Shorta (Anders Ølholm, Frederik Louis Hviid), Gritt (Itonje Søimer Guttormsen), and more.
Watch IFFR films using Festival Scope Pro and find an overview of their on demand availability here. Each film will be available for 72 hours, starting one day ahead of their public premiere.
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Ammodo Tiger Short Competition |
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Available until Sunday 7 February 24:00: The power of short. Twenty-two films from the Short & Mid-length selection compete for one of three equal awards. |
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A loving, painstaking study of the dilemmas of a girl facing an unwanted pregnancy and the woman helping her. |
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Destello bravío by Ainhoa Rodríguez |
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Mysterious, suggestive, often humorous drama about the suppressed needs of women in a small town in a depopulated rural part of Spain. |
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The Edge of Daybreak by Taiki Sakpisit
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Monochrome impressions reveal the traumas that keep an influential Thai family imprisoned in emotional paralysis.
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Landscapes of Resistance by Marta Popivoda |
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The landscape gains a voice when elderly Sonja talks about being in the anti-fascist resistance and escaping from Auschwitz.
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Lone Wolf by Jonathan Ogilvie
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An intriguing thriller made up of images from hidden cameras, phone taps, Skype sessions and other Australian-government surveillance footage. |
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