A banlieue film outside of hackneyed stereotypes in which we meet remarkable people. A confident statement on the history of European labour in the past half-century.
Arnold occasionally wonders whether the world he lives in is really real and whether his life is really his. What if the world is just a stage setting?
A woman and an egg, together, in a room. Both are naked, crouching opposite each other, lurking. Should she eat it? And what happens then? She fears the worst: loss of form.
Music is rhythm, vibration, pure emotion. But what are emotions? And why do we experience them physically?
A summer in the Camargue. 14-year-old Théo works as an intern on a farm for half-wild cattle. Monosyllabic, still lanky and boyish, he dreams of a future as a skilful Manadier.
Deceptively real-looking drawings of everyday utensils in jolly formations: pincers, pliers and screwdrivers in an obsessive choreography.
A walk through an arsonist’s head. A documentary essay in everyday and thermal images, about matchsticks and a burning flat.
A botanist and his master student go on a field trip to the untouched tropical Andes. The fascinated filmmaker follows them into the thickets of mystic nature.
In 1984, the beginning of perestroika in the USSR, a group of architects decided to organise a band for a New Year’s party joke in Kaunas, Lithuania.
A long term observation of the last political decade in Italy: Claudia Tosi and her two protagonists pose the brutal question whether democracy and politics are still alive at all.
In a land where hair determines how successful you are, a bald baby is born to the extremely bearded royal couple.
Herzog sends his protagonist, who was shot down over Laos during the Vietnam War and spent six months in prison under inhuman conditions, on a psycho trip of a different kind.
A meteorite overgrown with green lands on a planet populated by strange creatures to kindle light, colour, fertility and love.
A man is sitting on a chair in a room. He has been sitting there for so long that he’s unable to get up. He is immersed in thought: where do we come from?
A spectacular project and a nimble balancing act between performance, documentary film and opera that questions traditional notions of normalcy and lunacy.
An astronaut looking for a job – that should be interesting. It seems he’s no longer needed in space, so he tries out new jobs.
