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Remy, a popular young boy, is surprised as the outsider of his class rings his bell during one of his parties. Remy invites him inside.

A live concert at the Visions Festival in Dortmund, Germany on 11/01/2009.

Never before has there been a film like this. It tells the story of a crew of graffiti artists, from their beginnings in Berlin's Kreuzberg district to their global creative movement. It's about a crew bound by a selfless unity, whose name has propelled them to a level few other crews reach. Driven by the philosophy: One crew, one love. For eight years, "One Up" traveled the globe, spraying color like a dog marking walls. The film follows the artists on the subway through Berlin, in a tuk-tuk through Bangkok, barefoot in São Paulo, masked through Paris, with baklava in Istanbul, chased by street dogs in Bucharest, and back to the tram tunnels of Kreuzberg. It's an adrenaline-fueled film that shows what's possible in graffiti writing. Anything is possible.

Short film showing 10 innovative ways to mutilate yourself.

We see through the eyes of a machine: lines, rectangles, squares. A reduced world, minimal and harsh. A documentary view of cornfields that reveals geometric shapes and describes a landscape that has been distanced from „nature“. We also see: beauty, precision, destruction.

Lars is at the end of his childhood and facing a life with sexuality. He has to learn new patterns of behavior and find his way to the opposite sex. Jahn helps him to become part of a group that has already overcome this dilemma. With alcohol, cigarettes and kisses, Lars tries to find the right path for himself.

The shift of technology in all our areas of life opens a range of intim encounters between human and machine and is writing over the natural act of creation. Imagination and fantasy are important factors of our sexual desires, nothing seems more personal than our own thoughts. It’s up to us if we share them or keep them for ourselves.

A story about two people, one little animal and a flock of birds in a world of contrasts.

A fairytale from the future. In a dystopian Berlin, the last boy on earth and his imaginary friend fight over the future of the planet.

MARS VIEWS 3D is a three-dimensional symphony to the breathtaking beauty of the planet Mars. No commentary interrupts the journey.

An urban essay film searching for meaning and philosophy: "When you enter an existential crisis, all filters fall. Reality is shaded in low contrast, low key, foggy. Every outside signal grinds down mind and teeth and gets caught in a feedback loop. Every thought is a downward spiral."

Three demonstrations that overlapped and escalated shortly before Christmas 2013. The conflict over the Rote Flora, the right of residence for Lampedusa refugees, and the rescue of the Esso houses. In "Gefahrengebiete und andere Hamburgensien" (Danger Zones and Other Hamburg Trivia), director Rasmus Gerlach documented three sources of conflict in the city at that time: a pillow fight on Spielbudenplatz and the toilet brush as a symbol of resistance. The protests by Hamburg's citizens were creative and colorful when the police declared the districts of St. Pauli, Sternschanze, and large areas of Altona to be "danger zones." The highly controversial measure lasted only nine days before it was criticized and is now back in the spotlight—because although it has been declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court, the Hamburg police are sticking to the danger zones in St. Georg and St. Pauli.

For the first time, a member of the secret BND partisan force "Stay behind" reports on his mission during the Cold War. "Dieter Gerlach," as he was code-named, was supposed to set up resistance groups in the enemy's rear in the event of a Soviet occupation of the Federal Republic. The BND partisans practiced explosive attacks until the 1970s, and later radio and smuggling operations in occupied territory. When it became known in 1990 that the Italian partner organization of "Stay behind" was involved in terrorist attacks, the German government initially denied the existence of the partisan network.

The villagers of Churvaleti knew since the end of the Georgian war in 2008 that they were living on a border. Life was simple, but not far from normal. Until a while ago, when Russian patrols started drawing the borderline and putting up barbed wire fences. In Churvaleti, the barbed wire fence goes right through the village. Families and communities got divided. Every other hour border patrols pass by and put anyone in captivity who come close to the fence. In spite of this menace, the villagers find ways to stay in touch with their relatives and friends across the line. Life goes on, but will it ever be the same again?

The nine virtual sculptures underlying vitreous resulted from experimental setups by Robert Seidel for generating three-dimensional clusters of fibrous refractions, as well as the gravitational lensing of different volumetric and chromatic densities. Singular elements gravitate towards each other, accumulating in a gigantic sculptural system, where each entity exists with its own visual axis and vanishing point. The impalpable luminous formations create prismatic interactions between the ridges and plateaux of the main colours floating in front of the infinite violet background.

A tsunami destroys a nuclear power plant (again), but this event seems to be connected to the mysterious footprints that Ass discovered during his visit to his cousin in the countryside. Wake and Chao help him unravel the mystery, unaware that the three of them are putting themselves in great danger.