Barbara Morgenstern: Doing It for Love
Sabine Herpich
Barbara Morgenstern at work: melodies are hummed, lyrics written and refined, funding applications drafted, rehearsals scheduled and band discussions planned. […]
Sabine Herpich
Barbara Morgenstern at work: melodies are hummed, lyrics written and refined, funding applications drafted, rehearsals scheduled and band discussions planned. […]
Juliana Rojas
Juliana Rojas juxtaposes two narratives and gives two movements a structuring role: the journey from the country to the city, […]
Lee Mi-rang
Portraying three generations of women in South Korea, the film centres on the figure of the mother, using her story […]
Lisa Bühl
The Pacific coast of Colombia: wild, away from big cities and roads, affected by years of armed conflict. In the […]
Sudabeh Mortezai
»Exploitation is at the core of our way of life in the privileged societies of the West … Someone has […]
Mala Reinhardt
Akosua is a queer, Ghanaian-German, polyamorous woman who wants a child. She divides her time between three cities: Berlin, her […]
Sonja Prosenc
A car is ablaze. Standing on the roadside is a family, in a state of shock. A second family drives […]
Aslı Özge
The face of an old man. He’s following instructions coming from off camera: »Look at us for a long time […]
Athina Rachel Tsangari
Grasses sway in the wind. A hand with black fingernails picks up a snail. The man taking in the trees, […]
Miriam Ernst
The people of Stromboli share a deep affection for their IDDU, the volcano in the heart of their island. But […]
Milisuthando Bongela
Milisuthando Bongela was born in 1985 in Transkei, the first »homeland« set up for Black South Africans, which was declared […]
Laurence Lévesque
Some still remember how the cicadas in Nagasaki fell silent in the first few minutes after the atomic bomb was […]