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Once the first episode of the "Steckbrief Natur" series was completed, the film crew decided to stay on the island and produce two other parts.

Documentary film about the German poet and publisher Michael Krüger.

Ragtag is a chronological timeline collage based on a wide corpus of footage taken from the so-called classic era of American cinema which 1950s, après la lettre, French critics labeled film noir. The decoupage- based work covers roughly twenty years, or 310 noir films, spanning from the early 1940s to the late 1950s.

Documentary about a rural pub in Germany.

Ingmar Licht collects messages from a bygone era. Shopping lists, letters or ads which people put in books and then forgot about. The senders of these bookmarks are long gone because the literature comes from estates that the relatives wanted to get rid of. Ingmar Licht sells these books. This has become his job after almost anything in life went wrong. Alcohol, bankruptcy, looking in trash cans for returnable bottles. He tried to hide for a long time, but that's different now. "Seen in the light" is a film about seeing and being seen. Ingmar Licht observes the lives of others with an alert eye, just as he explores the stories behind the notes, the postcards or newspaper clippings, he discovers in the old books. - He wants to show himself, despite and because of his story.

From the relegation battle to winning the Europa League to the Champions League anthem for the first time - Eintracht Frankfurt has experienced turbulent times with incredible moments. We have accompanied the SGE on their journey to the Champions League so far - and we were in the heart of Europe.

What does it mean to make an animated film accessible to people with impaired vision? Can audio description convey what’s happening on the screen and what is, especially in animated film, often entirely a product of the imagination? Anne Isensee (Golden Dove for “Megatrick” in 2017) tackles these complex questions with a light touch, humour and verbal wit. She pulls off the feat of producing a concentrated cinematic investigation into the multi-layered quality of (all) perception.

A meditation on home movies, vlogging and the power of ennui.

A man feels insecure because the outside world is breaking into his inner world. He wants to cover the room to protect himself from the outside world because it is too restless outside. He refuses to behave like the others, but it doesn't seem to work.

4 stars plus instead of a dull hospital standard - David-Ruben Thies, Managing Director of the Waldkliniken in Eisenberg, Thuringia, has an ambitious plan. He dreams of the hospital of the future: a comfortable patient hotel, designed by star architects, with organic food and a fireplace - ALSO for patients with health insurance. Every patient, regardless of whether they are legally or privately insured, is treated as a guest. A place where innovative care concepts are combined with medical quality and the best working conditions for the staff. But his goal is actually much larger: he wants to set new standards with his patient hotel and revolutionize healthcare from the inside. To do this, he shakes conventions, habits and political guidelines.

Charles returns to the city he passed his childhood, where he meets old friends and enemies. Starting a romantic connection to Rosi, he plans to revenge all awful actions, Collin has done to him in the past.

A compilation of pure visual poetry, a montage of daily observations, partly working with single frames. Each part is an impressionistic celebration of appearances of our world but also a play of thought. The title is inspired by a quote of Walter Benjamin.

In 1986, my father moved to Berlin-Kreuzberg, and from then on he was part of the O175/A 92 housing project. His first child was born, and then he met my mother, who was introduced to him by his ex-girlfriend. His second child is born: me. Thirty-five years have passed since his arrival; the city he fell in love with no longer exists, but he and others who renovated the building and turned it into what it is today still live there. They helped establish the SO 36 (Sub Opus 36) cultural center, which still exists today.

Volana (Moon in Malagasy) is a Black Transmasculine dreamer who hides their emotional and physical pain in the shadows of a club. One night, when everything seems fragile and close to collapsing, Volana gets stuck in another space where they meet Tia who will show them the multidimensional aspect of their being.

Coming from an addicted household a young women finds herself in an abusive relationship. As time goes by, more and more memories plague her, reminding her of her past and bringing to light the effects her current life partner has on her. A journey of hurting, finding courage and letting go.

August connects July, after meeting her on the internet. August wears rabbit ears. Everything becomes more complicated when suddenly August's mother arrives. She doesn't know anything about his rendezvous.

where… is a science fiction short film, a poetic retrospective from a seemingly post-catastrophic, near future with flashbacks to our current present. The questions after origin and aim accompany the protagonist in different environments and periods of time. A rambling through parallel worlds – through memories?

A conglomerate by Volker Heymann, Henning Abersfelder and Jörg Becker: A wild compilation of absurdities in woods and meadows and the presentation of a new sport.

The Iron Maidens sing and play the songs of the Iron Maiden. If you're confused for a moment, you should definitely stay tuned, because: The five heavy metal ladies around Kirsten Rosenberg perform the songs from over 40 years of "Iron Maiden" in their own way and more than successfully on numerous stages all over the planet. From Asia to Europe and South America, people know and love the "Iron Maidens". And so do we! Founded in 2001 in Los Angeles in the United States, the rocking tubes are now coming to the tranquil north of Germany to tear down Wacken 2022.

After Maxi wins an important music award, the pressure for her to release an album only increases. But pressure equals crisis, crisis equals self-doubt, and self-doubt does not make for a creative atmosphere. Maxi’s inner child can lash out as much as it likes, but her inner cop won’t give it even a minute to play or relax. A playful, glitter-covered study of depression and burnout.

Dinora left Honduras for the United States in one of the migrant caravans leaving Central America. Settled in a suburb of Washington D.C., she speaks on social media of the difficulties she has encountered integrating, as well as of the presence around her of a film crew which has thus unwittingly become the subject of its own film.

Teslaism is a 3rd person-racing musical game featuring Elon Musk and his self-driving car/lover and life coach, as they drive towards a shareholder meeting in a post-gamified Berlin landscape. The film takes the newly built Gigafactory in Berlin as a prism to describe the emergence of Teslaism (succeeding Post-Fordism) as an upgrade to the system of production and consumption predicated on advanced storytelling, financial worldbuilding, and imagineering »the look of the future«.

Elizabeth, Christina, Lara, Marilina, Gisella and Dee show all their beauties in front of a mirror and in bed with a pillow.

A young adult's search for fame on social media leads to his uninevitable mental and physical downward spiral, losing everyone he loved in the process.

Poetry of Aimlessness is a video that shows a feeling over a few minutes (3'42), which is presented as a stretched moment. What is shown is my reality between ambiguity and ambivalence. This moment is strong and clear in factual emotionality. This moment is also a permanent state and beyond my possibilities of verbal communication. This video with the music piece "Funny Feelings" by Tina Jander shows a simultaneity of opposites. Poetry of Aimlessness shows facts.

A documentary following Austrian indie band Bilderbuch on their first tour in the United States.

Orange, lonely and unsuccessful in music, wanders through an inner-city desert. Until Green appears - dancing at peace with himself. Orange tries to follow and let go. Does green exist at all? Or is Orange creating a yearning ideal?

Through three scientists, viewers embark on a journey through the wetlands, discovering the importance of specialized wetland ecosystems, which store concentrated amounts of carbon and offer habitat for endangered wildlife. One MoorFutures expert is determined to find marketable solutions in nature conservation through the world's first carbon certificate program dedicated to rewetting the peatlands. With its meditative approach, the film explores alternatives to reforestation schemes and holistic understandings of nature.

The film examines the contradictory life in the everyday state of emergency of the Coronavirus pandemic. The starting point for the film was my observation of a bus full of people celebrating in the summer of 2020. In exchange with a diverse group of interlocutors, I approach their different reactions to the pandemic between individual freedom and social responsibility.

Ukrainian women tell us what they are experiencing and what they are suffering: the female perspective on an ongoing war.

The possibility of (re)constructing human history now no longer takes place in archives alone; it has instead moved into the realm of rubbish. But what if, under modern concepts of an efficient recycling system, there is no more waste?

After the death of his parents Alexander returns to sell his childhood home. Soon he notices the memories of his childhood have vanished. Alexander starts looking around to examine if there is something left which will resonate.

The couple Christoph (Ferdinand Dölberg) and Bronko (Milan Dölberg) live a rather bourgeois life of luxury. As a birthday present, Christoph has arranged a holiday trip to Saxon Switzerland for himself and Bronko. But as soon as they reach the border to Saxony, it is not only the boot which is on the other foot…

Paul Keller lives in a bombed-out city in the post-war year of 1952. He did not know his father and his mother is no longer there. Paul finds one day the missing person report of a young girl. He goes to Inspector Holler and claims that he knows the girl. But in the course of the conversation, Paul always seems less credible. He is sent out by the inspector. Does Paul actually have anything to do with the missing girl or does he seek recognition in a lost world? When he meets young Ingrid and falls in love with her, the story turns in an uncontrollable and surprising direction. The film "Paul Keller - Silence in Scream" is produced by Frame Store Film and Entertainment GmbH on 16mm film. Director Axel Loh focuses on the "old school" look in the style of the 50s films. For this reason, he uses Beaulieau R16 series cameras from the '60s, which exactly reflect the look of this time. In addition, old footage is used, which shows street scenes and ruins of the post-war period.