Films

Sabbatical

The holiday home by the sea, where Tara and Robert planned to take a year-long break, lacks any sense of homeliness – it resembles a fortress. In isolation, their conflicts come to the fore. read more

Ungeduld des Herzens

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No Other Choice

After 25 years, Man-soo loses his job and the longer he searches for a new one takes, the more his living standard seems to be in danger. He begins to kill potential competitors. read more

Hiver à Sokcho

French comic artist Yan feels like a foreign body in the small Korean port town of Sokcho. This feeling has also been deeply rooted in student Soo-Ha for a long time. read more

Folktales

Young people are going back to the basics by spending their gap year in Norway. read more

Coexistence, My Ass!

A documentary about Israeli activist and comedian Noam Shuster-Eliassi and the development of her eponymous comedy show. read more

The President's Cake

In Iraq, children are meant to bake a birthday cake for president Saddam, including nine year old Lamia. read more

Ach, diese Lücke, diese entsetzliche Lücke

Film adaptation of Joachim Meyerhoff's autobiographical novel about his time at the prestigious Otto-Falckenberg-School of Acting. read more

White Snail

A model and a painter working in a morgue fall in love with each other. read more

The Voice of Hind Rajab

On 29 January 2024, a car is shot at in Gaza City. A girl survives and spends hours on the phone with the helpless emergency services. Kaouther Ben Hania has supplemented the audio recording with dramatised scenes in the Red Crescent emergency ... read more

Lesbian Space Princess

Princess Saira has to free her ex girlfriend from the clutches of the “Straight White Maliens,“ a horde of self-pitying intergalactic incels. read more

A World Gone Mad – The War Diaries of Astrid Lindgren

This documentary with dramatized scenes is based on Astrid Lindgren’s war diaries read more

Hamnet

The main thesis of Chloé Zhao’s new film HAMNET is that Shakespeare processed the pain of losing his son in "Hamlet". Unlike her earlier films, Zhao doesn’t rely on understatement here but on excessive expression. read more