Portraits

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  A Family Quartet

  Netherlands | 2018 | 58/73min

  Meet 16 year old Dutch violin talent Noa Wildschut and her family during the three years leading up to her debut album and international breakthrough. When Noa's talent reaches a new high, this affects the family as a whole. Read More

   
   
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  A Separation

  Sweden | 2013 | 58/72min

  A SEPARATION by Karin Ekberg is a tragicomic documentary that portrays the very last acts of a long marriage. A film about the tentative search for a beginning of what – finally, and unfortunately – is over. Read More

   
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  Anamnesis

  Germany | 2021 | 111min

  How do you picture a man who has murdered? A film by Chris Wright and Stefan Kolbe about the story of Stefan S. and the limits of our imagination. Read More

   
   

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  Anna, Seven Years on the Frontline

  The Netherlands | 2008 | 78min

  This is Anna Politkovskaya’s life story, told in documentary scenes and in the words of friends and colleagues. Read More

   
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  Anne Clark - I’ll Walk Out Into Tomorrow

  Germany | 2017 | 81min

  The film by Claus Withopf chronicles the work of the English poet and spoken word-artist Anne Clark. Shaped by punk she pioneered electronic music with her pre-techno classics "Sleeper In Metropolis" and "Our Darkness" and hugely impacted generations of musicians. Read More

   
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  Bad Weather

  Germany / UK | 2011 | 58/82min

  The film by Giovanni Giommi tells the story of a community of female sex workers living on Banishanta Island and their struggle to survive at the frontline of climate change. Read More

   

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  Bullshit

  Sweden | 2005 | 58/73min

  Filmmakers follow the Indian alternative globalist Vandana Shiva for two years in her worldwide fight against neo-liberal globalization. Read More

   
   
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  Bury My Heart In Dresden

  Germany | 2012 | 90min

  On the trail of the Sioux Indian Edward Two Two, who was buried at his own request in a Catholic cemetery in Dresden. Read More

   
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  Catching Haider

  Austria, Germany | 2015 | 91min

  How can it be that, despite the corruption scandals he has been associated with, Austrian right wing populist Joerg Haider is portrayed as a hero after his accidental death? Read More