Films by Dieter Stürmer

Germany, Belgien, Italy 2020, 90 min
by Davide Gambino

The three taxidermists Maurizio, Robert and Christophe work for the Natural History Museums in Rome, Berlin and Brussels. As they prepare for the European Taxidermy Championship they realize that they are united in their fight against the society’s alienation from nature.

Germany 2020, 85 min
by monika pirch

„We are living in the middle of nowhere, so you need to do something about it." states Stefan Reichmann, artistic director of Haldern Pop.So every year in August more than 400 people handbuild the Haldern Pop Festival and bring their dream of an independ music festival to life.  Whatever the weather and always with surprising guests. Musicians from all over the world and rural traditions get together and tell a touching story about „Heimat" and the vital power of culture.

2017, 80 min
by Corinna Belz

A conceptual artist at work. HANS-PETER FELDMANN – ART, NOT ART shows the artist’s view of reality, as perceived in everyday objects and depictions. Daily life is upturned and examined from all sides by means of little disruptions, seemingly nonsensical actions, fastidious collecting, acts of destruction and of organization. The film itself incorporates the element of chance: instead of telling a linear story a scene each was chosen from numerous stories and then edited together according to a r

Germany 2012, 89 min
by Peter Heller (c/o filmkraft)

500 billion US dollars in a half-century - and no end to the aid is in sight. Prominent "do-gooders" of the entertainment industry such as Bono, Bob Geldorf, Angelina Jolie and Madonna, pressure the politicians to pump more development aid into Africa. An ever-increasing number of African economic experts and sociologists have begun to criticise this flood of aid. Our documentary film project follows the voices of protest that are being raised in Africa. Working in cooperation with scholars and

Germany 2012, 52 min
by Karin Jurschick

They are charming, they lie without scruples and are capable of manipulating their environment. Psychopaths murder and rape without remorse and can still come across as disarmingly pleasant. What’s going on in their minds? As can be seen in films, art and literature, evil - seemingly devoid of morals and law - exerts a fascination over us. Centuries ago, anatomists tried to open human skulls and penetrate the brain. Today, state-of-the-art appliances enable us to scan brains to make inner proces