Film archive
The Lost Boys Le Paradis
Zeno Graton / Belgium, France / 2023 / 83 min / French
A powerful love story with a political charge, which meaningfully shakes the notion of freedom.
The Lost Pencil Izgubljena olovka
Fedor Škubonja / Croatia / 1960 / 48 min / Slovene subtitles, Croatian / 8+
The Love Witch The Love Witch
Anna Biller / USA / 2016 / 120 min / English
Featuring a modern-day witch who ruthlessly holds sway over men by concocting love potions and casting spells, The Love Witch’s 1960s décor and the vibrant colour spectrum create an atmosphere of Technicolor melodramas.
The Lunchbox Dabba
Ritesh Batra / India, Germany, USA, France / 2013 / 104 min / Hindi, English / 15+
Every day, Ila prepares with love and affection a meal for her husband, delivering it through Mumbai’s famously efficient lunchbox system. One day, she discovers it is not her husband but an estranged accountant who enjoys her delicious meals. Upset at first, their note-sending via the lunchbox soon turns into a loving correspondence between these two solitary souls.
The Magic Snowflake L'apprenti Père Noël et le flocon magique
Luc Vinciguerra / France / 2013 / 82 min / Dubbed / 4+
The Magnificent Seven The Magnificent Seven
John Sturges / USA / 1960 / 128 min / Spanish, English
Yul Brynner stars as one of seven master gunmen pitted against an army of marauding bandits in this rousing action tale that launched the film careers of Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson and James Coburn.
The Maiden Danced to Death The Maiden Danced to Death
Endre Hules / Hungary, Slovenia, Canada / 2011 / 107 min
The Man Who Sold His Skin The Man Who Sold His Skin
Kaouther Ben Hania / Tunisia, Sweden, Germany, France, Belgium / 2020 / 104 min / English, Arabic, French
The March on Rome Marcia su Roma
Mark Cousins / Italy / 2022 / 98 min
Through little-seen archive and his characteristically cinematic analysis, Mark Cousins narrates the ascent of fascism in Italy and its fall-out across 1930s Europe. Both essay film and historical document, Cousins contextualises history through the now, holding a mirror to a political landscape of a creeping far right and manipulated media.