Films by Marcel Kolvenbach

France, Germany 2018, 82 min
by Philipp Jedicke

Chilly Gonzales is a Grammy-winning composer, virtuoso pianist and entertainer. Criss-crossing between rap, electro and solo piano music, he became the outrageous pop performer who invited himself to the ivory tower of classical music. Change seems to be the only constant in Gonzales‘ journey. The cinematic documentary Shut Up And Play The Piano follows Gonzales from his native Canada to late 90‘s underground Berlin, and via Paris to the world‘s great philharmonic halls. The playfulness of his c

Germany 2015, 86 min
by Marcel Kolvenbach (publicnomad), Ayse Kalmaz

CONTACTIFAGE Filmprod.info@ifage.dehttp://ifage.deDISTRIBUTION Germanyhttp://www.realfictionfilme.dehttps://youtu.be/LwW7f_SiWVUDÜGÜN is a cinematic manifesto for an open-minded, liberal, European Islam, lived right in the heart of Europe. A marriage of Occident and Orient is being celebrated: colorful, boisterous, joyous – against the hatred of Islamists and the right. DÜGÜN is an intimate and sensitive portrait of a cultural minority, which has become the mainstream for many. In Marxloh, Germa

Germany 2013, 90 min
by Marcel Kolvenbach (publicnomad)

This film is about the criminal activities of multinational nuclear enterprises in Africa. It shows how uranium mining by French, German, British, Canadian and American companies causes the slow death of millions of people, it describes the dangers of gangs and terrorists illegally acquiring nuclear material, it proves how tons of European and American nuclear waste are dumped on African soil - and it shows how ruthlessly the nuclear industry lobbies African governments to invest in nuclear powe

Germany 2013, 52 min
by Marcel Kolvenbach (publicnomad), Pagonis Pagonakis

„They took us to a small house. Then they tore the clothes from our bodies and raped us. I was just 17 and still a virgin!" Joari and her friend were raped by men thought to be their saviours: UN peacekeepers. Since 1999, the United Nations has maintained a peace keeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to bring stability to the region and protect the civilian population from attacks and sexual violence of the warring parties. But many of the 20,000 peacekeepers become perpe