Films by Johannes Schubert

Germany, Austria, Great Britain 2021, 89 min
by Franz Böhm

With global protests on the rise, DEAR FUTURE CHILDREN is a film about the new generation at the heart of this seismic political shift. We will watch as Rayen protests for social justice in Chile, Pepper fights for democracy in Hong Kong and Hilda battles the devastating consequences of climate change in Uganda. Facing almost impossible odds and grappling with the staggering impact of their activism on their personal lives, we will be asking these three young women why they keep fighting.

Germany 2018, 77 min
by Lion Bischof

The film GERMANIA explores young men on their search for identity in a time of impermanence and constant change. In observing scenes, the film approaches the members of the student fraternity Corps Germania. For the members of the conservative fraternity, it is a living democracy and a school for life. For outsiders, however, it is a claustrophobic cosmos with strict rules, rigid hierarchy and strange rituals. But what does it mean to be a man, what are they searching for in the digital age, whe

Austria, Germany, Italy 2018, 80 min
by Valentina Primavera

Following the latest episode of domestic violence, Fiorella - mother of three - decides to leave her husband, their house and life to free herself after 40 years of marriage. At 58 she finally applies for legal separation in search of freedom and new ways of being. Equipt with a hand camera her daughter Valentina follows her first steps into the unknown future. A complex journey begins, leading both to confront themselves and the community with its patriarchal structures while questioning the me