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Germany 2016, 60 min
by Wolfgang Landgraeber

How can people make a living over generations by producing weapons of destruction? To discover the answer, filmmaker Wolfgang Landgraeber visits the small town of Oberndorf, where 30 years ago, at the climax of the peace movement, he made the documentary FAR FROM THE WAR.What has changed since then? He visits members of the peace movement from back then, unionists and priests, and questions workers of the armaments company Heckler & Koch whose rifles are internationally admired by soldiers and t

Germany 2012, 82 min
by Astrid Schult

America is fighting relentlessly with itself, with its driving forces being infuriated citizens: supporters and sympathizers of the Tea Party movement. The dissatisfied, the disappointed and the unassured have come together in countless groups. Ben Cunningham from Nashville, Tennessee has been fighting for years for the ownership rights and against tax increases. He wants the US government to keep out the local politics. Ken Marrero transports pallets for a living and wants to teach his five kid

Germany 2011, 75 min
by Anni Seitz

Every day is father’s day – at least for Sandro, Bernd and Oliver, after having decided, for different reasons, to stay at home with their kids for longer than a year while their wives go to work. Even in our supposedly emancipated society, this is not an easy decision, and it is not easy task, either. The film follows the three men through the ups and downs of their daily life in and around the city of Stuttgart. With great honesty, they talk about coming to terms with their new roles as stay-a

2015, 58 min
by Andreas Schnögl

Will we have a second chance at life - life with renewed health, vitality and youth? We meet people who strive for eternity. With modern technology, they want to challenge death and achieve immortality.With modern technology, man’s age-old dream of achieving eternal life is becoming more and more realistic. We meet people who have decided to challenge death and preserve their bodies for the future until technology is eventually advanced enough to guarantee eternal life. German Klaus chooses cryo