
Tranny Fag
By Kiko Goifman, Claudia Priscilla
2018 | 75 min | Music, Dance, Theater
A portrait of POC transgender musician and artist Linn da Quebrada, who uses her body and performances to fight sexism, homophobia and racism.


By Kiko Goifman, Claudia Priscilla
2018 | 75 min | Music, Dance, Theater
A portrait of POC transgender musician and artist Linn da Quebrada, who uses her body and performances to fight sexism, homophobia and racism.

2021 | 58 min | Documentary
This documentary takes a look at this exceptional artist, his work in the studio and on his life on the road. The camera follows Stefan throughout the genesis of the Voodoo Sonic Trilogy and shows the effects that Covid-19 pandemic has had on the musicians. Stelar, who has worked with many greats of the music world including Lady Gaga, Lana Del Rey and Marvin Gaye, also reveals personal details, such as how he has discovered painting as a way to give balance to his life.

2008 | 50 min | Music, Dance, Theater
WORKING ON IT: directors Karin Michalski and Sabian Baumann explore the contemporary queer arts scene in Berlin and how perceptions of femininity and masculinity are constructed. The film asks “What happens when you don’t fit firmly into one box or the other?” - Soundtrack featuring Riot Girrrl bands: Lesbians on Ecstasy, Scream Club, Heidi Mortenson and Rhythm King and her friends.

2013 | 100 min | Documentary
The secret of success, the purpose of music awards, the whole truth about recording contracts and nine other monstrosities. Not always dead serious, but most definitely pitiless - after all it’s just about this one big question: is there one right way to fame? WELCOME TO THE MACHINE interviews musicians and artists spanning generations and genres: Die Goldenen Zitronen, Adam Green, Ray Cokes, Anton Corbijn, Peaches, Kim Wilde, Die Sterne, Oomph!, Alec Empire, Lydia Lunch, Thomas Anders and many, ...

2018 | 101 min | Documentary
In the 1970s, the radical left was in turmoil worldwide, and the boundaries between art and political activism were blurring. In 1974, the Japanese screenwriter and director Masao Adachi, known for his experimental and provocative works, made a radical turn and joined the “Japanese Red Army” (JRA) founded by Fusako Shigenobu in Lebanon. This extremist group fights for global revolution alongside the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). Lutz Dammbeck's documentary film BRUNO & BETTINA ...

2019 | 76 min | Documentary
For over half a century, Semotan has worked successfully at the intersection of art, fashion and advertising photography and photographed Louise Bourgeois, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Willem Dafoe, Maria Lassnig or Udo Kier, among others.

2015 | 92 min | Documentary
After the transition is before the transition. This documentary begins where transbiographies often end. It tells the story of six young people who experience their trans identities in very different ways. Katharina Lampert and Cordula Thym conduct profound and disarmingly honest interviews full of humor about the tightrope walk and the fault lines where gender and identity emerge. The film's examination of masculinity in the queer scene is also a key theme. "The film creates space for non-binary ...

2011 | 111 min | Documentary
Over a period of more than 15 years, Swiss director Thomas Imbach filmed with a 35mm camera from the window of his Zurich studio. Accompanied by authentic answering machine messages from 1988 to 2003, a cinematic portrait of the invisible man behind the camera emerges. The combination of image and sound forms a fictional autobiography that addresses personal experiences such as birth, death, separation, and new beginnings, while at the same time painting a universal landscape of the soul. The film ...

2009 | 75 min | Icons & Media Art
Twenty seven years after his first appearance, it's CAPTAIN BERLIN VERSUS HITLER for Germany's only superhero. Berlin cult director Jörg Buttgereit has filmed his stage play (based on a radio play in turn inspired by Buttgereit's 1982 short film) as a slice of “pop anti-fascism” (Marcus Stiglegger) before “Iron Sky” was even a twinkle in its creator's' eyes. The story goes that after the Nazis took power during 1933, the resistance took great pains to find a way to end Adolf Hitler’s evil dictatorship. ...

1996 | 58 min | Documentary
"It cannot be said more coarsely and more precisely: in the GDR, German painting is more German…" was the opinion of the writer Günter Grass at the beginning of the 1980s. The fall of the Wall in 1989 made it possible to take a closer look at this ‘German’ painting of the faded GDR. At the centre of the film is a group picture. The picture was taken in the early 1960s in Leipzig, a field of experimentation and testing for a 'new German realism' under socialist conditions. What connects the founders ...

1986 | 47 min | Icons & Media Art
REALFIm is Lutz Dammbeck's radical reflection on film and filmmaking – an experiment that takes place in real time and with the direct involvement of the audience. In a performative experimental set-up, Dammbeck deconstructs the classic elements of the medium in order to “purify” them of ideological and commercial influences. Light, sound and movement are not only understood as technical components, but as fundamental building blocks of an alternative film language. The performance on May 14, 1985 ...