
Who's Afraid of Alice Miller?
2021 | 101 min | Documentary
What sounds like a case study from "The Drama of the Gifted Child" is the true story of the son of famed psychologist Alice Miller.


2021 | 101 min | Documentary
What sounds like a case study from "The Drama of the Gifted Child" is the true story of the son of famed psychologist Alice Miller.

2016 | 28 min | Documentary
A group of teen girls and boys, a generation often assumed to be exclusively concerned with social networks and consumption, discuss their concept of ethics. In this documentary work, chronologically arranged in three parts, Wolf-Maximilian Liebich accompanies a graduating class on an excursion to the former concentration camps Auschwitz and Auschwitz-Birkenau. How much critical potential is hidden behind smartphones, Nike Air Max, Beats headphones and cool rhymes? Which concepts of teaching history ...

2019 | 94 min | Drama
Sophie and Wolfram meet in the hospital and set off together on their final journey. Both are terminally ill with cancer. They have to say goodbye to family and friends. They navigate their fear, pain, and physical decline, but a tender love takes root. A stunning, non-linear exploration of human relationships, of love and time shared through the denouement of terminal diagnosis. "Michael Siebert takes his audience on a journey of concentrated human emotions and invites to an open confrontation ...

2013 | 26 min | Documentary
To be Jewish in Berlin is to discover yourself eating a sandwich in what was once Hitler's office, to pass the headquarters of the SS on your way to your dentist appointment. Nirit Ben Joseph, an Israeli who has lived in Berlin for 26 years, is a "Holocaust tour guide" in the city. Her profession offers regular opportunity to consider what it means to be a Jew in Germany today. The Tour Guide raises questions questions about immigration, identity and how we address the past. Actually, director ...

2017 | 102 min | Documentary
"Just when I thought I was finally at peace with my feelings for my parents and my origins, our father bequeaths his old farmhouse to me and my sister." "The inheritance of stone is meant to tie us back to that place in the Salzburg mountains where we grew up and where my parents still live. I suffer from shortness of breath. I realize: the conflict with my family has not stopped. With my return, a new look at my parents begins." (IVETTE LÖCKER) "A humorous and touching portrait of a Salzburg marriage ...

2015 | 88 min | Drama
After a failed suicide attempt the terminally ill Niels, accompanied by nurse Maria, embarks on a poignant journey to seek assisted suicide in Switzerland. Because Maria prevented the suicide attempt of Niels, who suffers from a degenerative disease and is unbearably difficult to live with, she feels responsible for him. Director Samanou A. Sahlstrøm began working for Lars von Trier in 2001 and was involved in the production of Antichrist. His "directorial debut is a compelling drama with excellent ...

2022 | 28 min | Drama
In a somber exploration of the Somali justice system, a seasoned policewoman leads a young inmate named Farah through his final procedures before facing execution. This narrative, crafted by Mo Harawe, a filmmaker born in Mogadishu, is both a poignant and critical reflection on the processes leading up to state-sanctioned death. As Farah prepares for his inevitable end, he is asked by everyone how he is doing, to which he repeatedly responds, "good," a stark contrast to his internal turmoil. This ...

2016 | 67 min | Biography
The film highlights decisive stations and influences in the poet's life. Among them Celan's trip to Israel, where he visited the grave of Jewish mystic Isaac Luria (1534-1572) in Safed, whose spiritual worldview had a lasting influence on Celan. Luria postulated that God withdrew from the world after creation. But also the few remaining rays of light were still too powerful, so that the first forms of being broke. These sparks or shards are to be recognized and found by the mystic. "Rüdiger Sünner ...

2018 | 65 min | Documentary
Prominent historian Otto Dov Kulka, a survivor of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, approaches his memories of the camp, and testifies to the sheer power of survival. "Memories of the beauty of the summer sky over Auschwitz-Birkenau"... Historian and concentration camp survivor Otto Dov Kulka gives insight into his long-hidden world of thoughts. As a nine-year-old he was deported to the so-called Terezín family camp together with his mother. When he shares his memories many years later, ...

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 ...

2007 | 85 min | Drama
AND ALONG COME TOURISTS by Robert Thalheim deals with the complex issues of coming to terms with the past and human interaction. The film follows the young German Sven, played by Alexander Fehling, who is doing community service at the Auschwitz memorial site, and is confronted with both his own history and the historical burden of the place. Sven's relationship with concentration camp survivor Stanisław Krzemiński, played by Ryszard Ronczewski, forms the emotional center of the film. Their initially ...