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- In this immersive film essay, master documentary filmmaker Thomas Heise dives into four generations of his own family archives to trace the profound cultural and political upheaval of Germany's last century.
- David Sieveking walks on David Lynchs path into the world of transcendental meditation (TM). He comes across the founder of this worldwide movement, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, to whom the Beatles already pilgrimed.
- A documentary about the art and love of bread-making.
- Documentary about the life of avant-garde filmmaker Maya Deren, who led the independent film movement of the 1940s.
- In Comparison revisits issues explored in the director's 2007 two channel installation Comparison Via a Third. Spanning continents and cultures, the film focuses on the brick in its many contexts, from the collective efforts of a community building a clinic in Burkina Faso, through semi industrialized moldings in India, to industrial production lines in Germany, France, Austria and Switzerland. Through its notable structure and its captivating rhythms, In Comparison presents various methods of labor production, allowing for an assessment that changes with every layer and goes well beyond a simple binary divide.
- For Mr.Weintraub, an elderly Jew from New York, all Arabs are terrorists, and for Hayat, a young Palestinian woman, all Jews are thieves and murderers. Mrs. Weintraub, a Holocaust survivor, never again wants to set foot on German soil. The story unfolds when the Weintraubs, on their way to Israel, stop in Switzerland. While eating rich German pastry, Mr. Weintraub collapses, and is rushed to a hospital where Hayat, the nurse, has to take care of him.
- The film follows five senior athletes along their biggest challenge - maturity. As all of them are between 80 and 100 years old it is a race against time and personal degeneration. Nevertheless they are united in one common goal - to take part in the track and field World Masters Championships. Life will end soon - so what?
- Captures the aesthetic appeal of Vienna's Natural History Museum and its working process, illuminating the mammoth project of knowledge preservation and production hidden behind the building's imperial façade.
- An in-depth look at daily life at one of the most famous cultural institutions in the world, The Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.
- "I am from nowhere" is what Andy Warhol used to say when asked about his origin. "Nowhere" is the tiny village Mikov in Slovakia which Warhol's mother left for the United States in 1921. Looking for Andy Warhol's roots countless camera crews from all over the world began coming to Mikov. This documentary is looking for the effects of this invasion.
- The film is based on a novel by Samuel R. Delany and is about a brief and impossible love affair between a woman tied to the earth and a space traveler especially created for work in outer space. The film looks as if it based on a trick: it consists entirely of negative images. But the effect is more than a simple reversal from positive to negative, details make clear that its precisely arranged.
- Over the course of four years, the artist let us follow him with a camera and gave us an insight into his world, his work, his art. We are present when he develops a new artwork and puts it together. And we stay put when the pressure of being an artist is mounting and he looses his cool. During quiet moments in conversation, he recounts stories about his family and how experiences in his childhood have influenced his work as an artist. And he is frank about the global art "business" that he sometimes views as a "hyena".
- The Romanian princess in exile tours the country on a royal train attempting to gather the enthusiasm of the crowds and to restore the monarchy to this former socialist republic.
- How do we explain to our children, that we all have to die one day? Actually, do we really have to? In "Eternity at Last" French writer and enfant terrible Frédéric Beigbeder explores if we have to accept birth, sickness and death as the natural course of our lifes. He takes us on a journey to our future selves and meets with so called transhumanists. They are cyborgs, scientists, philosophers and entrepreneurs who already took our evolution into their hands. While fighting against his own insignificance, Beigbeder asks for the meaning of transhumanism and thus for nothing less than the meaning of life.
- This moving portrait of a maternity clinic in Vienna grants an intriguing insight into the drama, the pain and beauty of coming into the world. In its entire complexity and variety the everyday miracle of giving birth as well as the cycle of its accompanying routine procedures within the clinic are demonstrated with the stylistic means of Direct Cinema. Into the World is a chronicle of the beginning of life and the organizational apparatus that we are born into.
- Documentary shows how the sick and the dying are treated in a hospice.
- Promenade to Syracuse is a film essay about a walking-tour in the footsteps of Johann Gottfried Seume's travel account from 1802. Originating from many months of walking - from the Swiss border down to Sicily, taking along a camera, a book and memory - Promenade to Syracuse grew to a film about the general and specific aspects of travels in which one hopes to encounter the unexpected. (Constantin Wulff)
- Like the diary of a journey, "Wild Blue" is a succession of life fragments. Punctuated by female voices, this film gathers children, trees and winds as musical motifs. Variations on these motifs evoke a world wounded by civil or religious horror. A world approached through gestures, silences, gazes and songs. As time goes, these notes for several voices compose a simple poem on listening.
- Unique institution at a key moment - the preparations for their 100 year anniversary. The various insights of the AK team and how the tasks of the Chambers of Labor have changed over time due to digitalization and globalization.
- The film portrait Ulrich Seidl - A Director at Work depicts the controversial Austrian filmmaker Ulrich Seidl at work for the first time, painting a vivid picture of the much-debated "Seidl method".
- Torn between loyalty to their family and the desire to choose their own love partners, young women and men from the second generation of the Turkish immigration in Austria confront the tradition of 'arranged' marriage.