Our biggest IFFR Unleashed collection to date celebrates the festival’s extended 50th anniversary. 50 films, from 50 editions. Each available to watch for 50 days. Featuring films, feature-length and short, by Apichatpong Weerasetakhul, Chantal Akerman, Cheryl Dunye, Chris Marker, Eliza Hittman, Jim Jarmusch, Kelly Reichardt, Miike Takashi, Sara Driver, Sergei Parajanov, Wong Ping and many more.
To celebrate the extended 50th-anniversary of IFFR, we’re presenting our biggest collection yet on IFFR Unleashed. 50 films, from 50 festival editions. Each available to watch for 50 days.
Watch the winners on demand until Tuesday 9 February (The Netherlands only)
Programme of the 50th edition of International Film Festival Rotterdam.
1-12: Limelight 13-28: Tiger Competition 29-42: Big Screen Competition 43-65: Ammodo Tiger…
Programme of the 38th edition of International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Programme of the 37th edition of International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Programme of the 36th edition of International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Programme of the 35th edition of International Film Festival Rotterdam.
ren scateni 21 films
Julian 40 films
louthehuman 21 films
Tim 66 films
Robin 9 films
Sander 5 films
Never before released, this short film by Bong Joon Ho (Parasite) starts with Mr Cho, a man who is perched dangerously on top of the Han River Bridge. He has been caught unwittingly on a security camera. The camera continues to reveal the downward spiral of Cho, a failed salesman who turns to petty theft and violent crime.
Available now to stream on IFFR Unleashed: iffr.com/en/2010/films/influenza
Full Review at In Review Online, part of IFFR 2021 — Dispatch 3
"Water is frequently evoked as the mostly linear narrative cuts away to scenes of swimming pools, bathtubs, fishing nets, and the rippling surface of a lake or ocean. In Li’s hands, water represents both the unconscious mind and the trauma submerged beneath the tide. She steadily builds on these seemingly disjointed ideas, eventually showing the unnamed woman with a man who looks uncannily similar. Depictions of suicide…
iffr 2021 #3
“The only possible relationship to academia today is a criminal one.”
IFFR 2021
Manos arriba. Palmas al sol, colado un rayito diagonal por el balcón hasta la cajonera. Por la pandemia, el balcón es una playa entera o una jungla, si se quiere. Por el encuadre, las manos son más personales que cualquier gesto del rostro. Esta película no tiene rostros.
Flowers blooming in our throats (2021) es una orquesta en miniatura. Eva Giolo dirige: tú, allá, aplaude; tú, acá, aprieta; allá, corta; acá, tira. En todos lados, arde. Corta flores,…
This is lovely. A beautifully meditative Argentinian film in B&W with some cute doggies. I like how light and brisk it is, never wasting any time making its point and having some fun along the way. A good discovery from the early festivals. I like this one a bit better than The Pink Cloud in terms of South American indie cinema takes on life during pandemics.
