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          11. – 22. March 2026

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              Three of Cups

              Mário Macedo & Enotea / Portugal & Denmark / 2025 / World Premiere / 15 min

              A poetic hybrid exploration of love, identity, and change among three queer friends on a cold winter evening in Berlin.

              A warm, crowded apartment in a cold winter Berlin. A party is underway in the German capital. People drift in and out, greeting each other, introducing themselves. Three people in particular move around each other. Something is happening. Something is about to happen. One is a non-binary artist. The other is a trans woman. The third is a queer man. Something is about to happen between the three of them, that much is clear.

              Undressed, they lay tarot cards in the night. The card called Three of Cups is drawn. A card that symbolises celebration, friendship and community, and finding one’s tribe. By mixing fiction and documentary elements, ‘Three of Cups’ becomes a poetic hybrid exploration of love, identity, romance and change.