
Sex: Speak
By Saskia Walker, Ralf Hechelmann
2015 | 80 min | Documentary
Sex is the most beautiful thing in the world. But talking about it without straying into lasciviousness or becoming inhibited remains tricky.


By Saskia Walker, Ralf Hechelmann
2015 | 80 min | Documentary
Sex is the most beautiful thing in the world. But talking about it without straying into lasciviousness or becoming inhibited remains tricky.

2021 | 75 min | Independent
Known for their documentary SPRACHE:SEX, the directors get in close to illuminate themes of love, sex, spontaneity, friendship, and desire. Bella and Andreas have been in a happy, open relationship for years. Dates with others are okay and indeed, Andreas enjoys bedding down with men. Good that they're friends with Daniel (Devid Striesow), who is open to everything. The focus is on a relationship between a couple, played by the directing duo, and Daniel, with whom they end up in bed - one after ...

2023 | 95 min | Documentary
Embarking on an audacious exploration of intimacy and identity, Jos Diegel’s documentary delves into the enigmatic realm of sexual relationships through an innovative blend of performance art and philosophical inquiry. Over six transformative days in San Francisco, two strangers, under the gaze of two cameras, engage in an intimate scenario seeking to unravel the essence of sexual rapport, inspired by Jean-Luc Nancy's provocative text "L'Il Y A Du Rapport Sexuel". This daring experiment challenges ...

2001 | 90 min | Timeless
In the 1980s, Petra Kelly was a prominent figure in the Green Party and a passionate peace activist. Her tragic end came in 1992 when she was shot in her sleep by her partner, former German army general Gert Bastian, who then took his own life. Thomas Imbach's film HAPPINESS IS A WARM GUN tells this story in an unusual way. The film does not begin with the lives of the protagonists, but with their deaths. Petra and Gert find themselves in a glass transit room in a modern airport – an artificial ...

2011 | 69 min | Biography
In many myths, the hero must undergo a sea voyage at night in which he encounters mysterious beings and dangerous situations. The psychologist Carl Gustav Jung went on such a voyage of discovery himself, questioning the world of symbols and archetypes for their meaning for our lives. Above all, he discovered the creative richness of our unconscious, the healing potential of archetypes and symbols, which - if handled correctly - can lead us to a more complete life. Sünner's film is a cinematic journey ...

2019 | 72 min | Documentary
Daniel Spoerri makes artworks from found objects which lose their original function as soon as he integrates them into his work. Meeting the artist in his studio, a museum of discarded things, becomes an opportunity to tie his imagery back to these objects and to his biography. Spoerri, born Feinstein, is the son of a Romanian Jew who was deported and murdered. For the later founder of nouveau réalisme, Switzerland meant a new start. But the memories of a traumatic past carve their own trails: ...

2011 | 80 min | Documentary
Director Douglas Wolfsperger (BRUNDIBAR REVISITED) looks at the phenomenon of doubles by portraying two Angela Merkel look-a-likes. The question: how the temporarily assuming a second identity define one's perception of oneself? underscores the documentary DOUBLE LIFE – THE MOVIE. Wolfsperger's camera captures comic and sometimes absurd moments, sudden successes as well as setbacks, without getting too close or using them as a joke. "Once again, Douglas Wolfsperger convinces us with a documentary ...

2005 | 30 min | Drama
However, she wishes nothing more than to follow her husband to his death and thus remain united with him. Together the sisters want to prevent their mother from following her husband to her death. Johanna arrives a few days after her sister Alexandra, who already seems resigned to the situation. The grief surrounding their father's suicide and the deep depression of their mother is sapping their energy and ability to cope. "Perfect image composition, atmospheric, subdued lighting and camera angles ...

2021 | 102 min | Biography
As a pioneer of the Fluxus movement she revolutionized the concept of art and made history with contemporaries Karlheinz Stockhausen and John Cage. Today, at the age of 85, Bauermeister is far from retiring. From early morning until late at night, this extraordinary artist works in her studio near Cologne: a magical place. As a counterpoint to elitist "museum art", Mary Bauermeister founded her own art movement in the 1960s. Artists, scientists and philosophers from all walks of life went in and ...

2022 | 28 min | Documentary
Every year, five to ten percent of all deceased Berliners are buried by authorities because no relatives can be traced. Most of them are put into the ground single-handedly by funeral director Bernd Simon. But sometimes companions do turn up to say goodbye in their own special way. An observational documentary about a funeral service worker who aspired to become an entertainer. A portrait from a diffferent angle of a city, and a mirror of ways we deal with death, mourning, and remembrance. "A small, ...

2010 | 83 min | Documentary
Are we living in a kind of cultural schizophrenia, where people publicly profess the theory of evolution but privately prefer to believe in angels, shamans, gods and spirits? Can the images and values of spiritual traditions be communicated with the astonishing results of modern research or do they remain pure matters of faith? Scientific research continues to yield new insights into our environment, such as the detection of Higgs bosons or gravitational waves. At the same time, interest in esotericism, ...