Regard Bleu is an ethnographic film festival held at the Ethnographic Museum of the University of Zurich. Over the years, the festival has grown into an interdisciplinary platform for ethnographic and socially relevant films from a broad range of fields and institutions. The festival not only showcases films, but also aims to further a critical engagement with audio-visual methods. Discussions about current trends in anthropological filmmaking and beyond are a central part of the programme. Not limited to any specific academic discourse or thematic restriction, Regard Bleu is an open space for projects from a wide range of fields that embrace contemporary cultures and societies through audio-visual media productions. The theme of this year’s festival, Enter [the] Space, opens up a world of possibilities, inviting us into diverse realms of human experience. The programme offers doors, windows, and even gates into spaces that provoke, inspire, and challenge. We’ll explore uncharted territories where we encounter the unknown, question our assumptions, and forge surprising connections. These spaces – whether social, emotional, political, or geographical – blur the boundaries between the self and the other. The Regard Bleu itself is a space in-between: a bridge between disciplines, cultures, and perspectives. Here, filmmakers, scholars, and audiences come together to share their stories, experiences, and questions. This festival isn’t just about films: it’s about creating a platform to explore, challenge, and reshape how we see the world and each other.