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Walter enkelmann

Films

Future Works - Ein Film über Arbeit

Future Works - Ein Film über Arbeit

2013 | 84 min | Documentary

Robots, working from home, skills shortages, artificial intelligence and biodynamic agriculture. How we work is constantly changing.

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Feldarbeit

Feldarbeit

2012 | 39 min | Documentary

FELDARBEIT tells of an encounter between a young woman and her father which takes place on his asparagus farm to the west of Berlin.

After the Future

After the Future

2017 | 47 min | Documentary

Gay left-wing activist and disaster relief volunteer Ortwin Passon navigates between a military-like bourgeois world and wild sex parties.

Fukushima and the Bats

Fukushima and the Bats

2015 | 82 min | Documentary

After the catastrophic events in Fukushima, the transition to renewable energy was placed firmly on the political agenda in Germany.

After Effect

After Effect

2006 | 75 min | Independent

By chance, Kai is thrown into an agency for creatives and a love story that is treading water somewhere between art, capital and marketing.

Night Shifts

Night Shifts

2010 | 97 min | Documentary

A documentary set in Berlin about people who do things nighttime.

Der Stoff, aus dem Träume sind

Der Stoff, aus dem Träume sind

2019 | 76 min | Documentary

Housing is a human right. How can we guarantee housing in the increasingly difficult real estate markets in Europe's major cities?

It Works II

It Works II

2022 | 103 min | Documentary

IT WORKS II shows the lives of three people with disabilities - grown up and self-determined, 20 years after the first film.

Near and Elsewhere

Near and Elsewhere

2019 | 84 min | Documentary

How can our society develop in the face of current social, economic and cultural challenges?

It Works

It Works

1998 | 21 min | Documentary

IT WORKS tells seemingly ordinary stories that are a celebration of the individual achievements of the four protagonists.

Metamorphoses

Metamorphoses

2013 | 84 min | Documentary

On the river Tetscha in the southern Urals, in the middle of nowhere between Europe and Asia, is the most radioactively contaminated area in the world