
Pacifiction
By Albert Serra
2022 | 165 min | Drama
The mesmerizing world of Albert Serra's PACIFICTION departs from the exotic portrayal of Tahiti, presenting an authentic glimpse into its beauty.


By Albert Serra
2022 | 165 min | Drama
The mesmerizing world of Albert Serra's PACIFICTION departs from the exotic portrayal of Tahiti, presenting an authentic glimpse into its beauty.

2020 | 108 min | Documentary
According to the analysis of the ethnologist Claude Lévi-Strauss, "wild thinking" describes rather fluid transitions between man and nature, everyday life and the spirit world, and life and death. Based on objects from the Ethnological Museum Berlin-Dahlem, the film attempts to bring this different worldview to life with the help of masks, cult objects, rituals and ethnographic film footage from America, Africa, Asia, Siberia and the South seas. It also seeks to reconstruct and explain their functionality ...

2022 | 105 min | Drama
13-year-old Mora lives in the Patagonian steppe with her Swiss Italian ecologist parents. Disenchanted with the conventional life and schooling imposed on her, Mora yearns for the freedom and rugged individuality of a gaucho's existence. Her life takes a pivotal turn when she decides to aid Nazareno, an old Mapuche gaucho, in finding his lost horse, ZAHORÍ. This journey of solidarity with Nazareno becomes a profound voyage of self-discovery, challenging Mora to confront societal norms and her own ...

2021 | 81 min | Documentary
Olivier has been living alone on a remote island surrounded by the rugged Canadian wilderness for twenty years. The island, which was given to him by the First Nations, is situated 200 kilometers from Yellowknife, the only city in the Northwest Territories. Olivier has grown accustomed to life in isolation—but one day, three strangers arrive on the island and shatter his peaceful existence. NOSTROMO by Fisnik Maxville questions the dream of a solitary life in the wilderness and its limits. Is true ...

2024 | 92 min | Documentary
BRUNAUPARK opens in a Zurich housing estate with five residential blocks, 405 apartments and around 800 residents, all living under the threat of demolition. The Credit Suisse pension fund plans to replace the site with a new development, and 239 households receive eviction notices, turning everyday life into a prolonged state of uncertainty. Over the course of three years, Felix Hergert and Dominik Zietlow observe a community in transition. Some residents move away, others challenge the evictions ...