
How does the image of motherhood change when egg donation, surrogate motherhood or adoption add various alternatives to the male-female-intercourse-biology model?
How does the image of motherhood change when egg donation, surrogate motherhood or adoption add various alternatives to the male-female-intercourse-biology model?
A creative dive into the CCC hackers’ philosophy, which is not to bemoan the growing digitisation of life but to seize the technology to improve our life.
The end of coal-mining has left the Appalachians with environmental destruction and unemployment. Making music together gives the people something to hold on to and some dignity.
Carlotta’s schooldays were like an endless nightmarish labyrinth in search of the right classroom. A drawn animation about facial blindness and the role of art.
A documentary-animation hybrid about a Swiss journalist who was killed in the Croatian War of Independence in 1992 because he had lost his faith in objective reporting.
Going to prison means saying goodbye to your whole former life. Guang, Jürgen and Vitali find individual strategies to cope with the period before their sentences start.
With somnambulistic attention this film explores the realities and longings of young Egyptian hotel employees in a holiday resort emptied by post-revolutionary unrest.
Karen Winther is ashamed when she remembers her past as a right wing extremist. But she is also curious: how was this possible? And how do others cope with the same radical ballast?
Along the edges of Manila’s commercial harbour people live in barracks and extreme poverty. A delicate but direct look into a completely marginalised environment.
The Christmas Island crabs scuttle wherever they want. The asylum seekers interned on the island must stay where they are. A filmic reflection in powerful metaphors about the right to hospitality and forbearance.
Robby Müller (1940–2018) knew how to play sources of light like musical instruments. A finely spun portrait of the cinematographer of Jarmusch, Wenders and other great auteurs.
A poetic-melancholy dialogue about questions of belonging and the desire to be absorbed in a great whole.
A big private investment project in Jericho has failed: the “Oasis” casino is closed until further notice after two years of operation and corruption scandals.
The incredible story of Akiko Takakura, one of the last survivors of the Hiroshima bomb, and the reformation of her violent father.
An architectural and ideological tour through five emblematic buildings of the socialist era, to superlative stone bodies. A journey into the past of a future.
Children play cops and robbers. The rituals of the game become a framework for desire and aversion within the group, merging with the rituals of adolescence.