La Chambre d'Ortolan' is a film about the ceremonies and customs that constitute the mechanisms of representation and distinction of the elite

Tilda is shy and lives surrounded by her dolls. The only contact to the outside World isPastor Krause.

When the village potter fails to produce a son, the community Chief calls for a “manlier” man to help the family bear a male offspring.

Loneliness can be unbearable. What do you do when your only friend has gone? The hole he left behind must be filled.

Four women, three generations, two pregnancies, one family. In love united, as they search for love.

Alan Brown uses divine powers of precognition to foresee the fate of mankind... and breakfast.

E is for Evolution is an animated short. It consists out of 26 short episodes about evolution.

A young woman needs your help to find her life purpose. STREAM OF DOUBTS is a drama short-movie about your place in the cosmos. Sort of.

Melanie is a teenager and a digital native. A cell phone conversation, then another communication is omnipresent.

Tamar is a lonely, overweight eleven-year-old girl. Going through puberty and taking insults for her looks is her daily burden.

Alex is visiting his younger brother Martin, who lives with their mother Gabi back home again is having no goals in his life.

Two young women making videos for their Youtube channel, stuck in beauty‐industry and product placement.

'More than just a performance piece, this work has been an intense process of self-discovery'.The film follows the development of the live performances of Th

The White Elephant is a experimental essay on the value of political pictures in Rio de Janeiro during the times of worldcup and olympic games.

'Being ignored is worse than somebody hating you'Dance documentary that accompanies 3 passionate female Spanish dance-artists across Europe:What is the value

Walk at the beyond.

Jim, a handsome young student, finds himself trapped on the university rooftop by his girlfriend and a group of her friends.

A German actor and filmmaker travels to Nepal, trying to understand what it means to have leprosy and how an easily curable disease can still be a factor in

“Imagine going over the same routine again and again on every day of the full moon. Doing this for more than 30 years that routine becomes all you live for.