#ripb2026

🌱 Thank you all 🙏 Thank you all again for coming in such great numbers in Berlin at silent green Kulturquartier from 5 to 7 June, and for your enthusiasm during these intense days of screenings, exhibitions, performances and discussions on contemporary moving image practices. We look forward to seeing you in 2027!🌞 A huge thank you again to the artists who shared their work, to the amazing team at silent green Kulturquartier and to all our wonderful partners. 🌈 http://art-action.org/berlin_2026

🌱DAY 3🌱 We look forward to seeing you at silent green Kulturquartier, for the third and last day of the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin 2026!

🎞️Cinema 1🎥 "A.I. Capital", 2pm Carte blanche to Albert Serra, 4pm "Like a Utopia", 6pm

🎞️Cinema 2🎥 "Strange communities", 2pm "Queer Spaces, Hybrid Bodies", 4pm "De Natura", 6pm

🎞️Appendix🎥 "On the Other Side", 2pm > 8pm "Postcolonial", 2pm > 8pm

📡Exhibition🔍 Three works by Antoni Muntadas, a leading figure of contemporary art, are presented in exhibition for the first time in Berlin. In their wake, whether in echo or counterpoint, the works of six other artists question, through the form of euphemism, our shared representations.

🌱DAY 2🌱 We look forward to seeing you at silent green Kulturquartier, for the second day of the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin 2026!

🎞️Cinema 1🎥 "Existential", 2pm "Mental Projections, 4pm" "The Toxic Fields of Abundance", 6pm "The Melancholy of Birds", 8pm

🎞️Cinema 2🎥 "Wars. Part 1", 4pm "Wars. Part 2", 6pm "Assignments", 8pm

🎞️Appendix 2pm > 10pm🎥 "Special Operation" "Collision, Crash, Impact"

📡Exhibition🔍 Three works by Antoni Muntadas, a leading figure of contemporary art, are presented in exhibition for the first time in Berlin. In their wake, whether in echo or counterpoint, the works of six other artists question, through the form of euphemism, our shared representations.

💫Opening night, tonight 🎉 We look forward to seeing you at silent green Kulturquartier for the opening night of this 2026 edition, with two inaugural screenings, the opening of the exhibition, performances, thematic screenings, and much more!

🎞️Cinema 1🎥 🕘 6.30pm & 8pm: inaugural screenings, with 5 rare German premiere films. 🕘10pm: inaugural screening "Landscape geometries"

📡Exhibition🔍 Three works by Antoni Muntadas, a leading figure of contemporary art, are presented in exhibition for the first time in Berlin. In their wake, whether in echo or counterpoint, the works of six other artists question, through the form of euphemism, our shared representations.

🎞️Cinema 2🎥 "Vivid Nature", 7pm "The Spirits", 9pm

🎞️Appendix 6pm > 12am🎥 "Absence" "Trembling houses"

✨ Carte blanche✨ Among the highlights of this edition, two exceptional carte blanche invitations will be entrusted to major figures in contemporary creation: Antoni Muntadas – whose critical exploration of media and communication addresses our contemporary society –, and Albert Serra – whose radical cinema explores the limits of fiction and questions time and vertigo.

💥 Special screenings 🌱 Swipe through the photos and add your favourite session to your calendar! Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin invites you to follow a series of themed screenings showcasing a selection of new or recent works to discover. This 2026 edition includes 118 works from 47 countries, with artists such as Uriel Orlow (Switzerland), Sonia Lévy (France), Léonard Pongo (Belgium, DRC), Mark Salvatus (Philippines), Eva Giolo (Belgium), Sebastián Diaz Morales (Argentina), Maryam Tafakory (Iran), Christoph Girardet (Germany), Franz Wanner (Germany), Leopold Emmen (Netherlands), Lisa Freeman (Ireland), Martí Madaula (Spain), Salomé Lamas (Portugal), Stéphane Degoutin and Gwenola Wagon (France), Erin Johnson (USA), Charlotte Dalía (France), Zachary Epcar (USA), Pink Twins (Finland), Søren Thilo Funder (Denmark), Kim Mejdahl (Denmark), Ewa Effiom (Belgium/Nigeria), Melanie Manchot (Germany) and many others.

📽️ Maryam Tafakory ⌛ Born and raised in Iran, Maryam Tafakory works with film and performance. Her unique work unfolds new narratives, with images and the materiality of archives responding to each other in a sensory and poetic experience. Based on a historical event, her work 'Razeh-Del' (2024) subtly and radically raises a multitude of pressing contemporary geopolitical questions. Despite missing images, the director manages to produce a sensual film of rare intensity, where the narrative is infused with a constant exploration of form, resolutely renewing the approach to documentary filmmaking. Maryam Tafakory was awarded the 2025 Moving Image Art Prize, in the framework of the 1st part of Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin, in Paris in November 2025.

🎬 Albert Serra 💭 Albert Serra films silence, slowness and the interstices of reality. He has established himself as a unique figure in European auteur cinema. His films draw inspiration from founding stories (Don Quixote, the Three Wise Men, Louis XIV) and transpose them into contemporary landscapes where grandeur dissolves into anticipation. Between the sacred and the trivial, he explores what remains of our myths when heroism is removed: bodies, light and the passing of time. His radical and hypnotic cinema transforms duration into a sensory experience: a journey through time, the body and memory. Albert Serra will present a carte blanche at the Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin, from 5 to 7 June 2026, at silent green Kulturquartier.