Location: Vienna

An integration course teaches people the finer points of Viennese culture in Chinese, Arabic, Russian and German.

This film places acts of resistance against National Socialism and current struggles in a historical continuity.

Housing is a human right. How can we guarantee housing in the increasingly difficult real estate markets in Europe's major cities?

Daniel Spoerri is one of the most important representatives of object art, co-founder of the artist group Nouveau Réalisme and inventor of Eat-Art.

This moving portrait of a maternity hospital in Vienna provides a fascinating insight into the drama, pain, and beauty of being born into this world.

1956: 13-year-old Johanna, a polio sufferer, uses her camera to document family life, her coming of age and what really happens behind closed doors.

This ambitious directorial debut chronicles lesbian lifestyles and social networking in Vienna in the 1950s and 60s.

A guided tour through the improvised spaces of Janka Industries, an underground cellar vault and creative microcosm of Vienna’s subculture.

A single decision can change the rest of your life - a film about what could have been.

In the 90s, first attacks on paintings in art galleries and later bombings by German identity movement shocks Austria.

A semi-documentary that follows a group of young migrants in Austria as they negotiate the maze of administrative procedures.

Christoph Schlingensief's provocative works are still highly topical even after 20 years.

A look behind the scenes at the wonderful energy and daily routine of the people who bring us the world renowned Vienna State Opera.

The farewell show of queer performers at the Burlesque Brutal club in Vienna.

A touching film about hidden potentials, creativity, integration, the power of music and the possible future of our society.

Multifaceted portrait of the composer and music critic Walter Arlen, who musically processed the horrors of the Nazi era.

The life story of a charismatic but questionable figure from Vienna's red light milieu, Heinz Sobota.

They are everywhere and yet often invisible: homeless people are often ignored. Visibility is also a social indicator.

Portrait of five female Viennese artists, who in their pioneering role have left their mark on contemporary art.

After an assault, Maya tries to find her way back into life.

The film is about love and hate, about right and wrong words. At its centre are Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan, who met in post-war Vienna.

A journey through Austrian filmmaker Ruth Beckermann's own family's history and at the same time, the story of Central Europe's Jews and of a region.

Franz West (1909-85) remembers his youth in Vienna: the diverse Jewish population the Red Vienna labor movement and the rise of Austrofascism.

Ibo is 26. What bothers him most is simple: its time. Dropped out of school, unsettled lifestyle. Now it's time to change before it's all too late.

The Bellaria is a small Viennese art house cinema where time seems to stand still. Here, the movies are as old as the audience.

Documentary about the first and second generation of Chinese migrants, stranded mainly in the country's Asian restaurants.

Cinematographer Michael Schindegger finally meets the neighbors in his own apartment building at Nr. 7 on a street in Vienna's second district.

Two young immigrants from the Balkan are prepared to do almost anything to get a European passport, including a paid marriage.