
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 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.
Misogyny is structurally inscribed in the cultural cores of all social systems in the world. “#Female Pleasure” exposes these cores, lucidly and from a global perspective.
A tiger without stripes? Can the animal that terrifies the other inhabitants of the jungle be a real tiger at all?
The boxer and the girl only meet because the cat wanted to eat the gold fish. Will there be a happy ending?
The letters on a departure board turn into grey figures with trolley suitcases hurrying through the high security airports of this world. A red wall abruptly puts an end to the journey of a restless man.
A look over the railings of the all-inclusive cruise industry. Book your trip here and you no longer need any contact with the outside world. Bread and games in a floating modern day coliseum.
Immigrant workers in 1965: from contemporary witness reports emerges the narrative of an Italian woman who becomes an “outlaw working body” in Switzerland. Poetic fragment of a humiliation.
On a personal journey through time and space the filmmaker, together with architects and artists, explores the magic of sacred buildings and opens a window: on infinity.
Statistics charts break out of their corset of illustration, take on a life of their own and embark on a sensual and orgiastic journey through brightly coloured landscapes.
The (very) short story of two balloon birds, meeting each other for the first time, until another comes …
Yellow, living mass meets on a platform in the ocean. Its primary and secondary sexual characteristics turn out to be transformative. A strange erotic game begins.
Details emerge from a storm of images, reduced to black and white, silhouettes only: a Ferris wheel turning mechanically, children playing ball, one of whom standing a little way off, a knife suitable for slitting one’s wrist.
A bird haven is a miraculous refuge for injured wild birds – and for the protagonist Antonin, who takes up work there after a long illness.
Many have perished from the deadly virus. But sometimes there is a life after life with death. Then a new vision becomes possible: of all the life surrounding us.