Films by Boris Fromageot

Germany 2018, 84 min
by Martin Baer, Claus Wischmann

Who owns the image(s) of the world? We take more photographs in a single day than we did in the entire twentieth century. Our world transforms itself into its own image. It would be illegal if we were to show you everything we see around us. Because every single image is owned by someone.Copyright-owners of objects, buildings, trademarks and even landscapes claim money for the depiction of their property. The real moneymaker is the wealth of pictures of us all. Who do the pictures of ourselves a

Germany 2013, 104 min
by Ralf Pleger

The best newcomers to the opera scene from Australia, Canada, France, Poland, Russia, South Korea and the USA compete against each other in an extraordinary and exciting singing competition on a luxury cruise ship. This 4-part documentary captures the most exciting and high-class contest of the musical world. During the singing competition Stella Maris, the most renowned newcomers to the international opera scene meet up for a strong-voiced battle on the high seas: Who will ultimately win? Who w

Germany 2007
by Christiane Mannini

Only pretty rich families are able to afford professional private education for their children. Well skilled and adequate domestic service staff such as a nanny for childcare at home is rare and expensive. The elite of nannies is trained and educated at timehonoured Norland College in South England. Employment at nobility, jet-set or celebrity is assured for the alumni of Norland, but apprenticeship for the „Childcare Nurses“ at the college is challenging and tautly organized. To live a life for