Films by Dr. Robert Krieg

Germany 2020, 60 min
by Dr. Robert Krieg

The model of an anti-hierarchical, confederalist democracy that the Kurds in Rojava, in northern Syria, are advancing on the border to Turkey represents an authentic alternative to the forces in the Middle East: direct democratic self-governance, reorganizing the economy and  meeting the needs of the population through cooperatives, multiethnic, multicultural and multireligious concepts, women's and justice centers. – Will Rojava have good prospects?

Germany 1998, 90 min
by Dr. Robert Krieg

Our film is about Jews from Germany and Eastern Europe who, as young men and women, emigrated to Palestine in the thirties, under the influence of the Zionist movement, and helped to found the State of Israel. These men and women pushed for a peace agreement with the Palestinians as early as the forties and fifties, at a time when such activity was still regarded as treason. The subjective memories of these nonconformists establish historical contexts of which very few people are aware, providin

Germany 1989, 54 min
by Dr. Robert Krieg

Beit Sahour, an old little town nearby Bethlehem in the Palestinian territories. The inhabitants, craftsmen and farmers, women and men, pupils and old men show in the course of the Intifada with different forms of civil resistance their determination and persistence never to accept the Israelian occupation.