WOFFF26

Block 7: Lost and found

Available in 20d 18h 54m 30s
Available September 4, 2026 8:00 AM UTC
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8 films in package
35 Days
Animated fabric cutouts, thread and wool illustrate what happens when a coalition of strangers answers the call to locate a missing cat during the 2020 lockdown. Voicemail messages reveal the core connection we have for, and with, our pets and each other.
A Film About Dad
A personal account of the filmmaker’s parents as they face the challenges of Parkinson’s and dementia. This intimate film explores the impact of age gaps in romantic relationships, the journey towards acceptance, and the quiet mourning of loved ones who are still with us.
A Grave on the Border
Rose’s memories surface at night when everyone is asleep. Syrian artist and refugee Rose Alkhaled tells her story through sculptures made out of newspaper. A poetic response to the trauma of being forced to flee your homeland.
Stoop Chat with Aleathea & Ariam
Join Brooklyn artist Aleathea Sapp-Jimenez as she creates a collage and chats with fashion designer Ariam Sium, a newcomer to New York. A friendship builds through a shared devotion to artistic self-expression, a deep connection to place, and belief in the power of human connection.
Things Like That
An archivist, a magician, and the archive itself explore the instability of memory and the hidden forces that shape historical truth in post-conflict Northern Ireland. A film that asks who controls historical narratives and how truth is constructed, preserved, and distorted.
Winds of Change
A journey through time, space, and love, this experimental film looks forward while glancing back. Images — ghostly, fleeting, sometimes painful, often hopeful — play out on a backdrop of mountains.
LANDED - Parco Dora
A poetic dance journey across a post-industrial landscape shaped by change. As bodies move through these spaces, they become vessels of memory and point to renewal. Humans navigating the terrain between displacement and belonging.
Sorry Sorry Sorry
Suna is 70, and her husband Ihan is 80. In Korean culture the "100-Year Life" is considered a blessing, but for this couple, older age is a time of mutual suffering and sorrow. Being elderly and caring for someone older is pushing Suna to her limits.
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Things lost — a cat, a word, a home. Things found — friendship, photos, love. Films about people, places and memories misplaced or reclaimed.


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A personal account of the filmmaker’s parents as they face the challenges of Parkinson’s and dementia. This intimate film explores the impact of age gaps in romantic relationships, the journey towards acceptance, and the quiet mourning of loved ones who are still with us.


WOFFF connection: Documentary participant Amanda Murphy

  • Year
    2025
  • Runtime
    14 minutes
  • Country
    United Kingdom
  • Genre
    Documentary
  • Content Warning
    living with/caring for dementia
  • Director
    Joe Murphy
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