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Films

The Sleeper

The Sleeper

2018 | 17 min | Shorts

The stories of two women, who only through acts of violence, could claim visibility.

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Liberation

Liberation

2017 | 24 min | Shorts

Jane is preparing for a the boxing championship while her girlfriend wants to start a family.

Nelly

Nelly

2015 | 16 min | Kids & Family

A car drives through the snow. Behind the wheel is thirteen years old Nelly who wants to go home. Separating her from her goal are three questions, two keys, a diving tower and a racing heart. Chris Raiber sends the young NELLY on a surreal journey in this short film drama of the same name. NELLY has run at festivals around the world and has won numerous awards, inclduing the Generation 14 plus Special Mention Award at the 65th Berlinale, as well as the Best Live Action Film at the Interfilm 31th ...

I Knew You Were My Kind

I Knew You Were My Kind

2023 | 18 min | Shorts

Two caregivers go to a client's empty beach house on the Italian coast. There, work and leisure become blurred.

Janine F.

Janine F.

2004 | 80 min | Documentary

The tragic story of an artist who was torn between passion and obsession and died under mysterious circumstances.

Star Chasers

Star Chasers

2007 | 14 min | Documentary

What does the night do to people? A documentary with a poetic look at three Berlin night workers and their very own rhythm.

Rien ne va plus

Rien ne va plus

2017 | 15 min | Shorts

Bodo is standing on the top of a roof ready to jump when suddenly his phone rings...

Grimm’s Cuckoo

Grimm’s Cuckoo

2012 | 15 min | Shorts

This short film dares a slightly different view of life in a psychiatric clinic. Screened at Cannes Short Film Corner and Interfilm Berlin.

Kaptn Oskar

Kaptn Oskar

2013 | 81 min | Independent

Oskar and Masha made a deal: a relationship but no sex. While Oskar soon regrets it, Mascha sleeps indiscriminately with older men. Can this work out?

Julian

Julian

2011 | 13 min | Kids & Family

Berlinale Short Film winner JULIAN by Matthew Moore tells of a fourth grader who feels the strong urge to tell the truth and who runs into trouble for doing so. "Life's not fair, Julian. It's messy" (The headmaster) Nine-year-old Julian is an attentive, precise boy who likes to line up his pens neatly on his desk. When a girl complains to him about the other kids’ misbehaviour, he informs the teacher right away. The teacher sends him off to the headmaster, but Julian doesn’t find that fair at ...

Fifteen Rooms

Fifteen Rooms

2016 | 32 min | Documentary

There is a lot of smoking in a Neukölln hospice and there are also many farewells.

Teheran Kitchen

Teheran Kitchen

2009 | 17 min | Documentary

Between oversalted soup and grumbling students, three chefs and a kitchen hand toil in the small university cafeteria in Tehran.