Juan Ignacio Slobayen | 2026 | 12 min

Set in the Yverá Wetlands of Concepción del Yaguareté Corá, Argentina, Corral de Tigres explores the meeting point between popular devotion and the natural landscape. Tracing a spiritual and territorial cartography, the film reveals a landscape in which faith, memory and nature are deeply intertwined.

Timoteus Anggawan Kusno | 2026 | 14 min

Haunted by nostalgia for a place they have never known, a group of gallery workers steal a Mooi Indië landscape painting and drive towards the sea. The painting belongs to a colonial image-world that imagined the Indies as serene, tropical and ripe for longing. Along the way, keroncong songs, staged colonial archives and figures from another time begin to intrude on their escape. What begins as a casual theft becomes a passage through trance, possession and inherited memory, as the fantasy of a colonial paradise reveals itself to be seductive, unstable and impossible to own.

Caitlin Hazell | 2026 | 4 min

Narrated by historian John Chatham, whose research explores pilgrimage and power in the 14th century, this whimsical and staccato short delves into the medieval mania surrounding nose loss and other bodily fears. Shot and hand-developed on 35mm, it moves between artefacts and fantasy, playing with ideas of distortion and existence beyond the physical realm.

Sadia Pineda Hameed | 2026 | 16 min

Retracing Allen Ginsberg’s 1967 ‘trip’ to the Llanthony Valley, Wales Visitation attempts to channel the poet and reconstruct his route through enactments, alignments and apparitions. Using clues gleaned from Ginsberg’s poem of the same name, the film unfolds as a semiotic trail where the filmmaker’s encounters echo and accumulate.

Handheld footage of tourists, sleeping horses, birdcalls and day/night cycles signpost a route as it begins to form. At once a diary, a dramatisation and a spiritual road movie, Wales Visitation traces not a fixed path, but the conditions under which something might be asked to return.

Rhiana Bonterre | 2025 | 5 min

Developed through somatic, intuitive dance workshops with a group of global majority participants, the film brings together family archive footage of Trinidad Carnival and sonic rhythms from the region to summon a ghostly presence representative of personal and collective anxieties and transgenerational trauma. Through sound and movement, it conjures a sensorial ritual from the stories held in the body and the spectres they manifest.

Leonardo Martinelli | 2025 | 15 min

During Rio’s Carnival, a street cleaner struggles to balance the loss of his sister with the demands of his work. Amid the celebrations, he encounters a lost child and sets out to help him find his way home.