
Eat, Grow, Love
By Þórður Jónsson, Heather Millard
2018 | Documentary
How can we save the planet? The answer could be as simple as EAT, GROW, LOVE on your windowsill, your rooftop or in your backyard.


By Þórður Jónsson, Heather Millard
2018 | Documentary
How can we save the planet? The answer could be as simple as EAT, GROW, LOVE on your windowsill, your rooftop or in your backyard.

2019 | 86 min | Documentary
Meet eight courageous people who renounce agricultural conventions and farm without poisons and without destroying the environment. Listen to their stories of having to wear protective suits in the fields, of the importance of earthworms and cow horns, of silence, of wallowing pigs and of reverence for life... Experience the outstanding courage of these farmers to trust their own instincts and create a new form of agricultural. The resistance they bump up against just makes them stronger.

2008 | 110 min | Biography
What was the thinking of this man, who, in the past century, gave significant impulses to pedagogy, agriculture, medicine, economics, natural science, art and architecture? What is anthroposophy and how does it affect the world today? How justified are the accusations of anti-Semitism and racism? We visit important stations in Steiner's biography (Lower Austria, Vienna, Weimar, the Goetheanum in Dornach), Waldorf schools in Germany and Africa, and the anthroposophically oriented Sekem Farm in Egypt. Followers ...

2018 | 90 min | Documentary
This film looks at the careers of successful entrepreneurs at various stages, who operate locally, nationally and internationally and reconcile business and ethics. FAIR TRADERS explores the question of how a post-neoliberal economic model might look and shows the mindset of three pioneers who, day in and day out, balance fair payment throughout the supply chain, organic production and the cost pressures of the free market economy. The film inspires solutions to a global situation that often seems ...

2020 | 40 min | Documentary
Alimamy and his family have lived for generations in a small village with about 150 inhabitants that has also had its own school for a few years. Like most people in Sierra Leone, he lives from agriculture. He grows cassava which he processes and sells as so-called Garie flour. He is very proud of his "Kasseh Garie." "With this film, we have tried to break with the usual images of Africa and offer personal insights into the lives of the generation doing the hard work of social and political change ...

2019 | 62 min | Documentary
The way of life in Aracà in northern Italy is threatened by globalization and technological progress. There are only a handful of aging farmers left who still grow olives and grapes using the old methods. This documentary records the thoughtful and emotional confrontation with time, change, loss, and hope related by the members of a small community in the idyllic Ligurian countrysid This documentary records the thoughtful and emotional confrontation with time, change, and loss, but also finds a ...

2015 | 82 min | Documentary
This environmental documentary by young, Berlin based filmmaker Philipp von Becker looks at the various issues surrounding the so-called 'energy shift' to green power in Germany. Wind power is a preferred energy source. As a result, ever-increasing numbers of wind turbines are built across the country, casting an expanding mark on previously unspoilt landscapes. In the countryside, the construction of wind parks faces huge opposition - especially if the plants are built in forests. By examining ...

2019 | 23 min | Documentary
The amount of space debris in Earth orbit is steadily increasing. ESA estimates that there are 600,000 objects larger than 1 cm in diameter in orbit. These objects could soon not only endanger space travel but also make GPS navigation and other satellite-based technologies unusable. The film documents the work with the topic of space debris and makes the viewer aware that not only our human actions on earth, but also our actions in space have profound consequences for us and our environment.

2019 | 19 min | Documentary
In December 2018, the last German coal mine in Bottrop closed it shafts. At the Prosper-Haniel II mine site, the miners are clearing out the last production facilities. Meanwhile, undead miners haunt the old cleaning trac as part of a newly opened horror theme park. The advertised "goosebumps guarantee" of the "NRW creepy maze" is bringing jobs back. The miners children are earning a living now not as coal miners, but as miner zombies in "Shaft 13". ZWISCHENTAGE observes structural change using ...

2023 | 30 min | Documentary
HOME GAME tells the story of the game an energy company in Germany plays with three villages. For lignite mining, villages are getting demolished, replacement villages are built from the scratch and the villagers are getting resettled. For some the demolition of their homes means great pain. Others are happy about the generous financial compensation. But all of a sudden one of the villages will be preserved. Everyone in the village becomes an ally or an enemy. It‘s a film about the „home sweet ...

2018 | 89 min | Drama
He would like to undo everything, but what would that mean? Who would he never have met? What conversations would he never have had? He looks back and realizes that life always means pain. But also joy... Against the dramaturgical grain, Chris Brügge tells the story of a young man and his encounters with important people in his life. Embedded in the context of climate change, 37 becomes a sensual journey from loss to love of life. "This very personal narrative form fascinates, seems perfect and ...