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VIFF 2026 Dispatch #2
Club Kid, Tangles, The Debut, Tenor: My Name is Pati
Oct 13
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Marta Djordjevic
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2
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VIFF 2026 Dispatch #1
La Gradiva, The Diary of a Chambermaid, Strong Son
Oct 6
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Marta Djordjevic
5
2
September 2026
Physical Media Treasures: All That Money, All That Trouble
A triple bill of Italian cinema from Radiance, each offering wildly different portraits of privilege coming undone.
Sep 22
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Marta Djordjevic
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2
August 2026
Physical Media Treasures: The Yakuza Code and the Yakuza Costume
Tai Kato and Sadao Nakajima turn yakuza identity into two very different kinds of prison.
Aug 26
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Marta Djordjevic
5
Dead Mountaineer’s Hotel by Grigori Kromanov (1979) | Episode 05
Guess who’s back!
Aug 14
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Marta Djordjevic
6
8
1:50:35
What’s Your Limit? Confessions of a Police Captain and the Exhaustion of Authority
Martin Balsam and Franco Nero confront a system built to protect power in Damiano Damiani’s 1971 thriller.
Aug 3
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Marta Djordjevic
5
July 2026
The Air Between Us
On Johnnie To’s Romancing in Thin Air
Jul 15
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Marta Djordjevic
5
2
2
Physical Media Treasures: When '70s Genre Cinema Turns Inside Out
Tracking the moment comedy, capers, and detective stories stop playing by their own rules across Solo, Hi, Mom!, and Illustrious Corpses.
Jul 3
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Marta Djordjevic
6
May 2026
The Cost of Reinvention in Grzegorz Królikiewicz's The Dancing Hawk
The Polish filmmaker transforms social mobility into a portrait of identity fracture and spiritual erosion.
May 22
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Marta Djordjevic
5
6
The Fragile Bonds of Takashi Miike’s Agitator
In Miike’s sprawling yakuza epic, violence sustains the machinery while human attachment becomes the one thing the system cannot absorb.
May 7
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Marta Djordjevic
7
April 2026
Physical Media Treasures: Shaped Under Pressure
Three films exploring how identity shifts under pressure, shaped by expectation, perception, and performance.
Apr 4
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Marta Djordjevic
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2
1
March 2026
Rituals of the Absurd: Kin-dza-dza!
How Georgiy Daneliya’s sci-fi satire turns absurdity into habit, and habit into survival
Mar 20
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Marta Djordjevic
7
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