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March 19 – 30, 2025

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Science

Low-Tech

The solution to the climate crisis is already here if you ask the growing low tech movement, who insist that with simple means and great ingenuity, it is possible to live a modern life without destroying the planet.

Adrien Bellay / France / 2023

Apollo Thirteen: Survival

The greatest and most iconic space rocket drama in history is told in a thrilling and human way through crisp, crunchy archive footage and unique audio clips from the shuttle, the control centre and the astronauts' families.

Peter Middleton / United Kingdom / 2024 / World Premiere

Archive of the Future

The Natural History Museum in Vienna is a vast, labyrinthine archive of meticulously archived records, rare animals and curious stories. A picturesque and wryly humorous film from a veritable Noah's Ark headed for an uncertain future.

Joerg Burger / Austria / 2023

Deep Sky

Experience the furthest reaches of our galaxy in IMAX where the incredible images from the James Webb Telescope are framed in ideal conditions on the big screen. 

Nathaniel Kahn / United States / 2023

Entropy + Sunspot + The Cloud People

Three short and fascinating films about science and celestial bodies.

Inuk Jørgensen, David Blandy, Iulian Furtuna, Iulian Furtuna & Marius Lena / Greenland, United Kingdom, France & Barbados

Eternal You

Can modern technology realise the dream of eternal life? Yes, say the sci-fi optimists in Silicon Valley, who are determined to make death obsolete through artificial intelligence in a film that soberly and thoughtfully raises the biggest questions - and provides possible answers.

Hans Block & Moritz Riesewieck / Germany & United States / 2024

Fungi: Web of Life

With Björk as narrator and in IMAX 3D, we are taken on a fascinating journey of discovery into the world of fungi, which may hold new solutions to our biggest problems.

Joseph Nizeti & Gisela Kaufmann / Australia / 2023

Hunt for the Oldest DNA

Led by star scientist Eske Willerslev, a team of researchers are sequencing DNA from before the Ice Age for the first time in history. A project that could revolutionise our understanding of the history of life itself.

Niobe Thompson / Canada & United States / 2024 / World Premiere

Magic Mud

Star geologist Minik Rosing loves mud. Especially Greenlandic mud, also known as glacial rock flour - but can he prove that this magical mud can really save both the climate and solve global inequality?

Jakob Gottschau / Denmark / 2024 / World Premiere

Nocturnes

The night is buzzing with life in the dense jungles of the mountains on the border between India and Bhutan, where two local biologists study a microcosm of moths. A deep, atmospheric film sensation with an exceptional sound design.

Anupama Srinivasan & Anirban Dutta / India & United States / 2024

Palm Oil in the Land of Orangutans

Copenhagen Zoo is partnering with a palm oil plantation in Borneo to shift production in a sustainable direction. 

Dan Säll / Denmark / 2024 / World Premiere

The Bones

Dinosaur fossils are worth their weight in gold in a market where serious scientists and fortune hunters vie to be first to the next big find. An eye-opening adventure documentary about bones, cash and big egos - and an absolute must for dinosaur fans.

Jeremy Xido / Canada & Germany / 2024 / World Premiere

The Mum in Me

A sensitive and scientific analysis of infertility as a social phenomenon that will make you blush if you have ever asked your colleague when they are going to have children.

Hilde Merete Haug / Norway / 2023

The Perfect Meal – The Secrets of the Mediterranean Diet

A food-loving and scientific tribute to the Mediterranean diet and, not least, the liquid gold: olive oil.

Alexandros Merkouris / Greece / 2023