Echoes: Videos from the Han Nefkens Foundation Donation

Look for

• Bow Echo (2019), Aziz Hazara

  Five boys brace against the wind on a big rock in the hills of Kabul Province and play a plastic trumpet, shown across five screens for just over four minutes.

• Opus One (2020), Hao Jingban

  Two screens follow a young Beijing couple studying swing dances on TikTok back to the Harlem dance halls where the Lindy Hop took off in the 1930s.

• EBB AND FLOW (2012), Gabriel Mascaro

  Rodrigo, a deaf single father in Recife, fits car stereos by feeling rhythm and vibration, filmed in long static shots across 28 minutes.

• First Rain, Brise Soleil (2021), Thao Nguyen Phan

  A three-screen fable that opens with a man born in 1944 to a Vietnamese father and a Khmer mother, and turns on Saigon's concrete sun screens and the durian fruit.

• Rehearsal (2020), Aziz Hazara

  In just over a minute, a small Afghan boy on an older boy's shoulders points his fingers at the camera and imitates the burst of an assault rifle.

Good for

• Going Solo
• Locals Who've Seen It All

Skip if

You want objects on walls: it's seven videos, about 90 minutes of footage, much of it about war and migration.