
How to Shoot a President?
1991 | 34 min | Icons & Media Art
A fascinating document about the last Polish president not elected democratically.


1991 | 34 min | Icons & Media Art
A fascinating document about the last Polish president not elected democratically.

2009 | 75 min | Icons & Media Art
1973: Adolf Hitler's former personal physician Ilse von Blitzen wants to revive the dictator. Only Captain Berlin can stop her.

2003 | 117 min | Drama
In Wehrmacht-occupied Poland, two intellectuals flee to a country estate and play a perverse game with its inhabitants.

1981 | 12 min | Icons & Media Art
Sergei Eisenstein, Hans Richter and Luis Buñuel meet at La Sarraz Castle to explore new ways of independent filmmaking.

2022 | 80 min | Documentary
To document the imment conflict in eastern Ukraine, photographer Pierre Crom traveled to the Donbass in 2014.

2004 | 8 min | Icons & Media Art
"An outstanding piece by Michael Brynntrup that captures the violence and tenderness, alongside the dominance and submission, that is found in a single, intimate embrace." (tip Berlin) Technically precise and with his characteristic visual proficiency Michael Brynntrup leads us in BLUE BOX BLUES through one of his perception experiments. He contrasts the spontaneous impression made by a sensual and vibrant photograph showing a lesbian couple in a tender embrace, with a lengthy, meticulous staging ...

1990 | 44 min | Icons & Media Art
The story of Hercules is well-known: son of Zeus and Alcmene, hero and god, famous for his twelve labours.

2007 | 4 min | Icons & Media Art
A short film by Berlin-based film icon Michael Brynntrup full of photographs collected from personal profiles in gay chat rooms on the internet.

1998 | 106 min | Documentary
In the 1990s, Austria was rocked first by paint attacks on paintings and later by bomb attacks on galleries.

2014 | 89 min | Documentary
Many people want to break out of the hamster wheel of capitalism. This documentary visits three people who have taken the plunge.

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

2006 | 22 min | Icons & Media Art
In a revolutionary act of artistic freedom, a group of artists occupied a trade fair building in Leipzig in 1984.

2009 | 85 min | Documentary
Victims of the repressive system in the former East German state give powerful testimony about the cruetly of the dehumanizing regime.