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In Meadows Wait, Mist Diffuses, Dzhovani Gospodinov captures the enigmatic energies of Hosbësch. Shot over a period of four years with motion sensor cameras and linked to Gospodinov's own fragmentary memories of the site's topography, the film poeticizes the gradual destruction of a landscape and questions the ethics of our intrusion into nature. It moves between voyeurism and introspection and is at the same time a portrait of - and an elegy to - Hosbësch.

Katharina Bintz's family owns a box that is handed down from generation to generation, of which the content is kept a secret. A secret of which no one dares to speak. This box safe keeps a chapter of Luxembourgish history that is yet to be processes

LOST IN THE 80s is a documentary about the social, political and cultural situation in the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg during the decade oft the 1980’s. Lead by two fictional characters, the narrative aims to depict a profound portrait of what this country looked like more than 30 years ago.

Down-and-out Mich is working in a soup kitchen when Fadi, a Syrian refugee, causes some disturbance by cutting the line. When Mich’s bag disappears that same day, he begins to suspect Fadi. In a haze of alcohol and spurred on by his friends, Mich wanders the streets in search for his bag.

Chris is at a turning point in her life. The morning after her wild 30th birthday party, she wakes up next to an unexpected accomplice: Pablo, a talking monstera plant. How on earth did this happen?

LARS and CINEXTDOOR have put their heads together to present to you the first edition of KUERZ & KNACKEG: SHORT FILMS MADE IN LUXEMBOURG. From drama to documentary to thriller, we’ll be showing you a wide range of Luxembourgish short-film production since the early 1990s. On the VOL I program: RACCROCHER by Marylène Andrin-Grotz (2025) TOUCH ME / WAS BLEIBT by Eileen Byrne (2018) ROGER by Geneviève Mersch (1996) EN DAG AM FRÄIEN by Govinda van Maele (2012) SNIPER by Pol Cruchten (1994) GLIMMEN / VANISHING by Ken Rischard (2022) The films will be shown in their original Luxembourgish and German versions with English subtitles.

Nina struggles with dating as a woman who loves women until a chance encounter with an intriguing stranger by the reservoir sparks an unexpected connection.

A series of vignette-style scenes illustrates the many hazards people face in road traffic. It opens with a young woman struck by a car and rescued by arriving paramedics, then depicts various everyday traffic situations, demonstrating correct behavior and respect for road signs. Two provincial men arrive in the city in an old car, flagrantly ignoring traffic rules, while the finale humorously shows a dog crossing the street correctly, underscoring the film’s road‐safety message.

Four siblings find themselves in their family home after the funeral of their two parents who died under strange circumnstances

Luxembourg, 2004. An immigrant mother tries to do everything within her power to buy her child a piano for Christmas, navigating the socioeconomic challenges of their everyday life.

Dramatic escape of four prisoners, including two Luxembourgers, from the Arolsen subcamp of Buchenwald concentration camp. Wearing stolen SS uniforms and with the help of the concentration camp staff doctor's car, the four try to make their way to Luxembourg. Based on the testimonies of the four prisoners, the film reports on the numerous dangers to which the four were exposed during their escape.

Luxembourg is rich, Luxembourg is quiet, Luxembourg is safe. Why leave this apparent heaven? From Northern Canada to tropical paradise, from Jerusalem to the desert kingdom of Gobir, this film is about Luxembourgers who had to leave their home country, in order to find themselves better at home. A question spurs this trip around the world: do we want to remain who we are?

One year in the life of the grand ducal family. What is everyday life like behind closed doors of the grand ducal palace? What tasks do the respective members of the grand ducal family have to fulfill, what are their engagements? How are they in truly private moments? "Kinnekskanner - One year in the life of the grand ducal family", a unique documentary.