This series travels to the most sacred and inspiring places of Christian and Orthodox religion.
Pilgrimages – Istanbul I and II
Pilgrimages – Cappadocia
Pilgrimages – Mount Olympus
Pilgrimages – Cyprus I and II (in production)
Pilgrimages – Holy Land I and II (in production)
Pilgrimages – Mount Sinai (in production)
Pilgrimages – Alexandria (in production)
Pilgrimages – Mount Ararat (in production)
Pilgrimages – Pontus and Northern Turkey (in production)
12 x 50Min, HD and SD, English, Greek and German versions, 2009-2012, produced by White Fox

Mo`s journey started when she first heard the song that called for her murder: “This bullet is for you, Mo Asumang” was sung by the Neonazi band “White Aryan Rebels”. Instead of hiding Mo was driven by her desire to overcome her fears and to find out where this hate against Migrants and where racism comes from.
52 and 76 Min, English and German versions, 2007, produced by MA Motion

  Photo copyright by Gwen Haworth

SHE IS A BOY I KNEW

Vancouver filmmaker Gwen Haworth documents her male-to-female gender transition. Guaranteed to be the most compelling DIY, gender bending, feel good film directed by a transsexual you´ve seen all year.  
70 Min, Digibeta, English, 2007, produced by Shapeshifter Films

 Photo copyright by Miro Švolík

SHORT LONG JOURNEY

In April 1945 Vojtech Gál was murdered on the way from the concentration camp in Sachsenhausen to Schwerin. In April 2008 his son walked the same route in an attempt to find his father`s grave and leave a testimony.
82 min, 4:3, English & German versions, 2009, produced Fedor Gál & Jarmila Poláková

 

  Photo copyright by bce films & more GmbH

  Photo copyright by Cinetica Producciones

VALLDEMOSSA - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE IN THE WORLD ?

In the winter 1838, French composer Frédéric Chopin and his lady-friend Aurore Dupin (pen name: George Sand) went with her children to Valldemossa, Mallorca, looking for a suitable climate to improve the health of the musician. Despite the discomfort of a specially hard winter, they fell in love with the country and the landscape around the village, as also happened with another famous couple, Michael Douglas and his actual wife Catherine Zeta-Jones. But they are not the only ones.
52 minutes, Digibeta, English, French and German versions, 2010, produced by Cinetica Producciones

  Photo copyright by Kick Film Berlin

VOCI VERDIANE - YOUNG VOICES FOR VERDI

Once a year, young singers from all over the world meet in Busseto, a small town in Italy for the contest of the Verdi Voices: Voci Verdiane. A film about hope and big dreams and the tension between confidence and disappointment, but above all about beautiful voices and the wonderful music by Giuseppe Verdi.

52 minutes, Digibeta, English and German versions, 2007, produced by Kick Film Berlin

  Photo copyright by Xela Films

THE WALL

For the Palestinians it is the “apartheid wall,” for the Israelis the “separation fence,” or the “security obstacle.” Whatever it’s called, the name used doesn’t reveal the true nature of Israel’s arguably biggest civil engineering project in history.  A system – up to 100 meter wide – of razor wire, trenches, electronic sensor controlled fences, walls, and cameras, which when completed will be almost 700 km long and will constitute one of the most dramatic geopolitical changes in the history of the Middle East.
54 minutes, English, 2003, produced by VPRO (Dutch Public TV and Benny Brunner

THE CASE OF RAOUL WALLENBERG - SAVIOUR AND VICTIM

On July 7th 1944, the young Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg sets off from Stockholm for Budapest. Going beyond the directives of his government, he tries to save as many lives in Hungary as possible. Within only six months, tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews are saved by Wallenberg and his associates from assassination by the SS. As Budapest is being liberated by the Russians, however, Wallenberg is abducted to the Soviet Union on 17 January 1945. Two years later, all trace of him is lost in Stalin´s prisons.
89 minutes, Digibeta, English and German versions, 2005, produced by Bechert & Dexel Filmproduktion
2012: 100th birthday anniversary of Raoul Wallenberg
 

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WHERE I´VE NEVER BEEN BEVORE. THE COMPOSER HELMUT LACHENMANN

Helmut Lachenmann is one of today's most moving composers, a musician who is radically questioning his own methods of composition and the materials he uses for creating his sound. “How do I get into new areas“, Lachenmann asks, “where I've never been before?” Composing is an adventure, with Helmut Lachenmann.
87 min, DigiBeta, 16:9, English and German versions, 2007, produced by bce films

  Photo copyright by 16th Street Productions

WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME

This moving documentary has won more than 30 international film festivals. Australian Dr. Harald Falge has built an aid organization to prevent kids for having to sell themselves to pedophiles just to get their daily bread.
HD, 76 min, 2011, English version, produced by 16^th Street Productions.  

  Photo copyright by Björn Jensen

WHERE IS WHO I WAS AND AM

A storm ship wrecks a young prince on a small island, where he meets a dog who claims to be a prince.
In order to save the dog the prince fights a jinn and loses his mind over the confusing questions of the jinn.
15 and 18 minutes, English and German versions, 2009, produced by Ginger Foot Films