
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.
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 film about water. Beauty, power and threat mingle in the images of Victor Kossakovsky’s latest film.
Surrounded by the Arcadian-looking landscape of Europe’s biggest military base on the outskirts of Lisbon, sheep and bees meet ornithologists and soldiers training for combat.
What does Manchester in 2017 have in common with the Russian revolution? Friedrich Engels. His theories form the starting point for reflections on the state of contemporary Great Britain.
A bee whisperer in the Macedonian mountain idyll, from whose strenuous everyday life she sometimes flees. A condensed, intense drama that is much more than just a portrait.
Marona-Sara-Ana-the-Ninth is of noble descent, but not a princess. She was given her names by her master and mistress. The modern fairytale about a dog raises questions of identity.
Once again, Werner Herzog goes on a journey to make an intimate film not only about a friend but about himself – a curious dreamer and indefatigable nomad.
A timely look back at footage from 2000 when Vladimir Putin came to power. The sovereign speaks. Emigrant Mansky listens. A film about an unforeseen future.
An unagitated, performative stocktaking of the subject of rape. Alexe Poukine recovers the offence from the dark zone and lets victims and perpetrators speak.
The wind, the wind, the heavenly child: a character study of a landscape and an exceptional case of regional climate which blows through Polish forests, organisms and souls.
Luca is supposed to become a hotel clerk, though he is actually a shy, rebellious teenager. An intimate coming-of-age story in carefully arranged vintage images.
Three Syrian kids in a refugee camp in Jordan. Their experience of flight and exile, followed with empathy but also pointing beyond to ongoing history.
Pintilie drops a transgression project about the exploration of shame and the body right into the unbearable social norm. The act: sexuality. The aim: (self) liberation. Golden Bear 2018.
Analytically and eloquently, five children of separated couples talk about the questions and gaps left by their parents. It’s up to them and us to decide what normality means.