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Due to a layover a woman finds herself in an unremarkable, deserted city. While walking aimlessly, she meets a lady who delivers newspapers no one reads, and a man who is looking for his cat.

A mentally ill man lives in a fantasy world with dolls. In reality, he tortures two people.

The Bolivian Andes are rich in both lithium and drama in a film about a new gold rush, where global interests collide and 500 years of colonial history continue to haunt the present.

“changes” is a rappid. documentary following the BPN G1M Backyard Ultramarathon, where three rappid. athletes — Kim Gottwald, Aleksander Piotr Lingauer, and Alyssa McClellan — took on one of the toughest endurance races in April 2026.

Filmmaker Laura Kansy is one of an estimated 650,000 people in Germany living with ME/CFS. In her early 30s, she was suddenly thrown off course by this poorly researched multisystemic illness. Gently and with impressive visuals and sound, she documents the daily routines of her new microcosm with the help of her partner.

This deeply exploratory work is drawn exclusively from the eclectic personal and public archive, in multiple formats, of Andrea’s life until their lasting estrangement from both parents, aged 30.

Peter recounts the meeting between protagonist and filmmaker through the observation of pleasurable self-surrender, as well as beforehand and afterward. How does the presence of the camera between one’s own four walls influence the feeling of one’s own sensuality?

In Caazapá, the “city of magic and legends”, two Paraguayan students are searching for happiness, gold and a magic bird. Their European dropout neighbours are hoping for freedom, healing and salvation from Armageddon. Everything has its price.

Two women between cacti and twitching fish. While one never stops talking, snails seal the other woman's mouth.

A polar bear, a penguin and a dog fight over a house, unaware that rising sea levels are burying everything - but they end up winning something far more valuable.

There is a house in the mountains of Graubünden. The mother is dead, the daughter arrives, then the granddaughter. They want to clear out the house—but inside, they sense the presence of the dead woman's secret companions. In addition to a silent hunter and an intrusive chiropodist, another figure seems to have found its place in the woman's life, telling her story from heaven: "S'Tuntschi vo Juf," the doll that came to life from the mountain legend of "Sennentuntschi."

From Underdog to legend - From silence to legend. The Taro Donatella Story is the true rise of a man who built an empire alone. A journey of ambition, obsession, and belief in the impossible. - "Mark Zuckerberg & Taro Donatella. One code. One invention. Who actually created the real-time algorithm? The truth behind the biggest lie in social media history - Coming Summer 2026."

In Los Angeles and Tokyo, the film invites people to live out unfulfilled desires as strangers from their city embody those they long for. The film explores loneliness and emotional life in late-capitalist cities, all while celebrating the transformative power of imagination.

A depressed queer man's morning routine as a surrealistic blend of football and desire.

Keeper Clive is running out of supplies on his lighthouse somewhere in the Northern Seas. In his despair, he plays a sad tune on his horn, when a large whale notices him. As his supply ship sinks in a violent thunderstorm and his lighthouse buoy springs a leak, he has to expect the worst – if it weren’t for the great whale….

Haunted by the memory of an absent, violent father, Paul moves restlessly through Berlin’s night, drifting into fleeting encounters that only deepen his loneliness.

Every day, an aging filmmaker whose eyesight is deteriorating spends long hours in a retail park. He waits for his wife, who teaches drawing. A portrait in and of a non-place, shot on 16mm between the supermarket and the carwash, meditations and reveries.

Working from the enforced absence of filmmaker-producer Çigdem Mater--sentenced to 18 years in prison in a trial tied to the 2013 Gezi Park protests for a documentary she never shot--Dadak and Kahraman braid dreams, screen captures, and AI images into a rehearsal for release, summoning Mater as a still-imagined free artist against the state's attempt to erase her.

Knives have a long history, almost as long as mankind itself. An invaluable tool, first made of stone and later forged in metal, essential for countless everyday activities, from farming and hunting to cooking. Its use as a weapon is just as ancient. However, it is only in our times, in this century, that the knife seems to be making a comeback as a weapon, and with a clear political connotation at that; wielded by extremists acting alone among unsuspecting crowds. The Radical Self takes on the responsibility of investigating the phenomenon of this particular form of terrorism perpetrated by jihadists. The consistent effort to comprehend it, from a historical, political, and psychological point of view, asks the viewer to direct both gaze and mind toward a space of liminal (and certainly terrifying) psychosocial realities and cultures.

How do artists keep creating even in the darkest of times? How did the life-altering events of World War II shape our musical landscape up to today? This documentary uncovers the poignant stories of Mieczyslaw Weinberg and Erich Wolfgang Korngold: Two 20th-century composers of profound artistry, whose legacy is only recently being rediscovered after having been overshadowed in the aftermath of the Holocaust.

A man with dementia is brought to a cinema by his grandson to see a special screening of an 80s film - where he is confronted by his past.

Affordable housing is scarce in Hamburg.

Alois Spies was Europe's first "graffiti hunter" and was once notorious among graffiti writers as "Metro Kojak." After spending 25 years driving buses and trams for Munich's public transport authority, he moved to an internal position in 1985 and became responsible for cleaning subway stations. On his initiative, the MVG founded the AG/SV, a task force for graffiti and vandalism, with which he hunted graffiti writers for over a decade.

A film critic with philosophical interests, played by the film critic Roger Koza, wonders about the nature of Nature. And he obsessively tries to capture it with his phone camera. Other experts—filmmakers from different countries, art historians, a scenographer in charge of a natural science museum, and members of the human species from a distant future—think about ways of representating nature. A kaleidoscopic, playful collage, sometimes fiction, sometimes documentary, the film cannot help but wonder about the nature of cinema itself.

A selfish Influencer and her clumsy Fan Girl/Assistant start an odd relationship that becomes more grotesque day by day.

When activist Wafa Mustafa's father disappears under Assad's regime, her search for answers becomes a story of memory, identity and resilience.

The mammoths will be extinct soon because they can't see a thing.

The German government refuses to pay reparations for its occupation of Namibia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and for genocide of the indigenous population. Instead, it offers development cooperation programmes that exude a disheartening neo-colonialism and appalling racism, disguised as solidarity, obvious to everyone except German officials and nostalgic tourists.

Over the past two years, German universities have become sites of resistance for students in solidarity with Palestine. Campuses have bee marked by police violence, court proceedings, intimidation, and growing forms of (self-)censorship. Set at the Free University of Berlin, this documentary traces how academic spaces have been reshaped by state repression. The film centers the brutal eviction of the Palestine solidarity encampment in May 2024 and the cascade of events that followed: a media smear campaign, institutional threats, legal repercussions, and mounting interference with academic freedom. These developments are situated within a wider political framework—Germany’s “reason of state”—and examined in relation to the country’s role in the ongoing occupation and genocide in Palestine.

For over 50 years, Tim Birkhead has dedicated his life to studying a resilient bird colony on the brink of survival. Once nearly wiped out, the birds have fought their way back - but new threats now loom on the horizon. As Tim grapples with their uncertain future, he also faces a deeper question: what will become of his life’s work?

no musik, no dialog just a chair and the nature

Isa and Nik meet, fall in love, fight, make up, fight again and split. Then Klara comes along. And everybody starts over again. An improvised experimental-film about troubled lovers.

Hearts are being grown in pigs to save human lives—blurring the boundaries between the two species. Could this be the impetus for a fundamental change in the relationship between humans and pigs?

Alan is presented with a unique opportunity by a mysterious woman. But what seems to be a satisfaction of his darkest desires escalates in a way he couldn’t have seen coming…

You had to be there to witness this historic match

Occurring within an enclosed space and shot on DV (digital video) tape, Can You Hear Me? follows Louna and other female sex workers, who, despite speaking different languages, share an innate, psychic connection.

The morning begins with a scream - the day ahead promises a barrage of chores, and the pressure to make money leaves no room for relaxation.

A photographer finds a mannequin abandoned on the street during one of his night shoots. After deciding to remove her limbs and take them with him to use in his photos, he becomes hunted by the mannequin herself. A surreal chase unfolds on a night in which curiosity always triumphs over fear.