Films by Florian Kläger

Austria, Germany 2021, 73 min
by Roser Corella

A thought-provoking gaze of the exploitative migration and the terrible dilemmas facing women who must choose between earning and caring their own children. The film drives the realities underlying the domestic work and care solutions found by Middle Eastern countries, as Lebanon. These solutions do not address continuing gender inequalities, and all too often rest on the exploitation and even dehumanization of the women who actually provide the care of children and do all the domestic work in t

2016, 83 min
by Florian Kläger, Markus Milcke, Tobias Adam

Shot on three continents, this film provides an inside look at Christopher Kirkley’s project “Sahel Sounds” - a blog, record label and platform to explore arts and music of the Sahel region through non-traditional ethnographic fieldwork.We follow Chris from Portland to Niger, where he meets some of his long term collaborators as well as new artists. On a road trip from the capital to Agadez, the gateway to the Saharan desert, we witness stunning music performances along the way and after figurin

Germany 2011, 75 min
by Lisa Sperling, Florian Kläger

“Were you at Monday’s demo?” Since January 2009, that’s been the question of all questions. Clever, inquisitive, open and creative, Stuttgart’s citizens have made themselves heard: the old and the young, whether manager, artist, housewife or shop assistant. Lisa Sperling and Florian Kläger, two young filmmakers, depict the development of one of the largest citizens’ initiative in years in their debut documentary Stuttgart 21 - Denk mal! It’s no longer just about a new train station, but also abo