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Clash Of Climates
When you think of the ocean in first case most of the people think of beaches, ice cream and sun screen. We go on holiday to warm destinations. It doesn ́t matter if only for surfing, sunbathing, partying or even…
The Man Who Planted A Forest
In 1979 a young boy saw dead animals and snakes around a barren river bank. He went out to investigate the reason behind those deaths, he found out it was due to dwindling forest resources. To help the animals, he…
Definitely Maybe
An intuitive documentary montage about how we in different ways can observe, perceive, interpret and understand. Whether it’s the outer space, killer whales, or each other. A salute to everything we don’t know, everything we don’t know that we don’t…
Mazay’s Mark
The snow is melting, the water is rising – grandpa Mazay is collecting hares on his boat. But this time Mazay faces obstacles. This “saving parable” shows us that the rescue of a drowning man isn’t always the drowning man’s…
The Beauty
What if plastic could be integrated into sea life? Take a deep breath and dive into a world, where feelings of guilt dissolve amongst the mysterious depths of the ocean. A world where we encounter bizarre creatures and discover eerily…
Mammoth
Native Alaskans in Kotzebue hunt for mammoth bones, exposed from melting tundra. Some make a living by selling the bones/ivory, but the melting tundra slowly eats away the peninsula where they live. The arctic is changing faster than most places,…
Heartwood
A young Italian activist visits ancient cultures in Latin America to learn how to stop the spread of agricultural destruction and in the process, his life is changed forever (2019). The film is supported by Slow Food, Helen Mirren and…
Om Nom Nom…
One day, a hungry dinosaur came across a weird jumping egg in the forest. He swallowed it, and then felt some strange rumblings in his tummy. Well, well, well… This stop-motion animation is essentially a funny short story for kids,…
And the Birds Rained Down
Quebec, Canada, Nowadays. Three elderly hermits live deep in the woods, cut off from the rest of the world. While wildfires threaten the region, their quiet life is about to be shaken by the arrival of two women… A luminous…
Copper Mountains
During a trip to the small town of Karabash by the Ural mountains, artist and filmmaker Carolin Koss felt compelled to capture the shocking effects of environmental pollution caused by excessive industrial exploitation. She started interviewing people, who call this…
Becoming Visible
Becoming Visible is a short multiscreen environmental documentary that explores the pressing issue of offshore oil and gas development off the South African coastline and it’s consequence to our marine life. It advances the theme of nature as political asset…
Comfort Zones
As skiers we all have to develop our own comfort zones. They will vary from person to person, depend on different factors — such as techniques, strength, risk attitudes — and cover different types of skiing, e.g. on-piste, off-piste, or…
Vulnerable
A lonesome, but resourceful man surviving in a world ruled by anarchy, stumbles upon a frozen corpse in the mountains that leads him to a familiar trade outpost.
The Fear of Dying in Transit
In a replica of a segment of the new Gotthard Tunnel in Switzerland, the underground landscape becomes a site for filmic and sensory experimentation in which we are immersed for a hypnotic and ironic journey. Facts dissolve within the realm…
Akicita: The Battle of Standing Rock
Standing Rock, 2016: the largest Native American occupation since Wounded Knee, thousands of activists, environmentalists, and militarized police descend on the Dakota Access Pipeline, in a standoff between Big Oil and a new generation of native warriors. Embedded in the…
Gods from Space
In 1955, taxi driver and earthling Dr. George King claimed he was contacted by extraterrestrials with an urgent message: Earth is on the brink of nuclear and spiritual catastrophe. Thus was born The Aetherius Society, a religion with over 35…