A hamlet in northern Portugal, 50 people, four generations. A year between driving cattle and harvesting, confession and a party to celebrate the slaughtering of the animals. And: boy meets girl – cautiously poetic.
A small factory in the middle of Paris where for decades the finest cardboards were manufactured. A last look at a working world driven from our environment and a quiet, finely observed requiem.
The last French coal miners in charismatic photos. The present day holds only precarious jobs for the young generation. The end of work in suggestive images.
An opulent film essay celebrating autonomous female sexuality. Its attitude and style playfully take up the feminist departure of the 1970s, but are firmly aimed at the present.
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.
Ever since the war in Nagorno-Karabakh, the still disputed territory is contaminated by landmines. This cautious documentary follows five female de-miners on their risky job.
The male body as imprint and storage medium of social processes, tragedies and ideals. A young woman in search of traces left by strangers and herself on and with it.
The Brazilian João was kidnapped by the Kayapó as a child, grew up among them, later returned to civilisation and still feels homeless. Searching for traces on the Amazon and between two worlds.
