Official selection

While the townsfolk are celebrating the village's anniversary parade, Étienne tries the impossible: to show them how beautiful his family’s cacophony really is.

JOKO" is a grotesque vision of eternal exploitation and domination of man over man, full of absurd humor and macabre

Klodi and Mira plan a fake marriage for nationality, forcing them to confront love and detachment.

The lonely lighthouse keeper Otto is going about his daily duties when suddenly a shipwrecked boy lies on his island.

Jean, a Haitian migrant in Chile, embodies both admiration and exclusion, revealing society’s silent contradictions.

Inga Birgitta Spur found art as her life's calling at a young age. Her love for the artist Sigurjón Ólafsson and his art led the native Dane after World War 2 to Iceland. There she dedicated her live to enabling Sigurjón to create his works, despite the challenges of a foreign country and unfamiliar culture. Now, at over 90 years, she still directs the Museum she founded for her late husband. TORN gives us a glimpse of her perspective of this artist's oeuvre and her relationship with his art.