5.11.2026, 14:00, Maxx 1, Free entry
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Der Mond meines Vaters
Jaël Kühni / Switzerland 2026 / 10'40" / colour / Swiss German / Doc
The filmmaker points her camera at the moon, thereby following in her father’s footsteps. For years, he had tried to capture the full moon in its fullest and most perfect form. His slides, notes, and her conversations with her mother and sister form the filmic backdrop for a personal exploration of the passage of time, perfection, memory, and the question of what endures beyond death.

Burning Incense
Steven Hao Nhan Truong / Switzerland 2026 / 8'10" / black & white / no dialogue / Ani
1968: Amid the Vietnam War, a young man pursues his dream of becoming a painter, yet a feeling of doom lingers behind his environment. 2007: A young boy shares an ordinary moment with his grandfather, calmly observing the fleeting details of life in the Mekong delta. 2023: «You are like your grandfather» is how my parents describe me, leaving me wondering how he shaped me, but also what would have happened if he hadn't given up art.

Twa7achtek
Gabriel Berrada / Switzerland 2026 / 18'45" / colour / Arabic/French / Fic
Nabil, a somewhat lost young man searching for direction in life, returns to Morocco after ten years to revisit the family home where he used to spend his summers as a child. Expecting to reunite with his whole family, he is surprised to discover that only his grandfather Fouad, a grumpy old man, still lives there. Stuck in the countryside for the holidays, Nabil must rebuild his relationship with his grandfather.

Respirer une fois sur trois
Charlyne Genoud / Switzerland 2026 / 17'8" / colour / French / Doc
What if the cure for our family curse was hidden in a gym? To ward off the curse of osteoporosis that hangs over the women in her family, Charlyne joins a gym frequented by older women who love to sing. From one burst of laughter to the next, they transform this ordinary place into a refuge that nurtures both body and mind. In their company, the filmmaker explores her relationship with her mother’s fragility, her fear of death, and the very idea of a family curse.