LOOK&ROLL KURZFILMFESTIVAL | 19.-20.9.26
On September 19–20, 2026, we will present the 11th edition of the international short film festival look&roll at kHaus Basel. Over the course of two days, we will screen three new short film blocks, host film discussions, and offer workshops, panel discussions, and networking events.
More info: www.lookandroll.ch
Instagram: @_lookandroll
look&roll is an international short film festival that highlights diverse perspectives on disabilities, chronic illnesses and neurodiversity - lifestyles that play a significant role in shaping our culture. Through film, we create spaces where experiences can be shared, social norms can be questioned, and encounters can take place that would otherwise happen far too rarely.
Film still: “Those Who Hear the Sun” (2025) by Maurizius Staerkle Drux
NoBorder Café
The NoBorder Café opens every Sunday with coffee, tea, sweets and more.
Invitation to a beautiful place, every Sunday from 14 to 17h. Sure*Tu's NoBorder Café on Freiburgerstrasse on the edge of the forest, very close to Bässlergut prison and the federal asylum centre, is becoming an increasingly important meeting place for people with and without refugee experience.
Raising Flags
Languages: Swiss German, English, Arabic, with surtitles. Running time: approx. 60 minutes.
Fabric in the Wind. Colors that promise a sense of belonging. Flags appear soft—almost harmless. Yet their movements tell stories of borders, power, and conflict. Two dancers and a musician explore the tension between seduction and resistance: between the seemingly harmless aesthetics of national symbols and the power with which they shape community, exclusion, and conflict. As nationalism gains new momentum worldwide, the piece asks: Where does resistance arise? And what bodies, sounds, and movements can stand up to it?
Both performances are offered as relaxed performances.
Team: Savino Caruso, Angela Aldebs, Nabila Al Hakim, Rosanna Zünd, Isabelle Mauchle, Soraya Leila Emery, Gilda Laneve, Fini Ledermann, Eliane Kurmann, Ralph Kühne
