Swissmade
Three short films about the future of Switzerland.
Three short films about the future of Switzerland.
Herbert Herrmann
(segment "Alarm")
Henri Noverraz
The Anarchist (segment "1980 - der Neinsager")
Elsa Shorecka
(segment "1980 - der Neinsager")
Clélia Babaiantz
(segment "1980 - der Neinsager")
Jean-Louis Cornuz
(segment "1980 - der Neinsager")
Franck Jotterand
(segment "1980 - der Neinsager")
Erika Dentzler
(segment "1980 - der Neinsager")
H. R. Giger
(segment "2069")
Three short films about the future of Switzerland.
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