Crossing Europe

In a world driven by algorithms, a group of "forever teenagers" rebel against the dictates of self-optimization.

Lale creates a digital clone to escape the stressful world of fashion. UNCANNY ME explores identity, technology and the nature of reality.

Lee and Jasmin's lesbian idyll on the outskirts of Salzburg starts to crack when they give documentary filmmaker Amira a glimpse into their lives.

The dark, dystopian horror cabinet with BDSM vibes about the man in the monkey mask enters its second round.

Authentic, haphazard and unromantic, three residents of a high-rise housing estate search for love, friendship and sexuality.

A powerful film about the struggle of a naive boy with good intentions in the harsh environment of Irans drug stronghold on the Island of Hormuz.

This thought-provoking documentary sheds light on the challenges faced by worker-owned factories in a capitalist, post-socialist, economy.

A compelling exploration of the complexities of American life, history, and society through the lens of the unique and fascinating sport drag racing.

An exploration of the eerie interplay of reality and fiction in contemporary China, where cities are built on speculation and capitalist fictions.

This documentary portrays women who embark on a sea voyage thus challenging traditional gender roles just by being there.

A senistive drama that authentically and lovingly captures the lifestyle of a group of young urbanites on the brink of a quarter-life crisis.

A war crime was committed in their home village and consistently hushed up. The two brothers search for clues leaves us stunned and angry.

Re-interpretation of Chaplin's The Kid. Set in a claustrophobic world, it transports the classic tale into a dystopian, grotesque masquerade ball.

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

A personal travelogue by Berlin-based director Thomas Arslan about a journey through Turkey.

Elfie Semotan, known for her sophisticated visual arrangements, is considered the "grande dame" of Austrian photography.

Shot on Super 8mm, Bernadette Weigel's homage to traveling celebrates the uniqueness of each moment.

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.

Unemployment... Helmut and Sieglinde are over fifty and already considered unemployable. What about young people trying to find work?

Follow Jörg Meuthen, candidate for Germany's right-wing party AFD, on his election tour 2016.

After playing a sexually charged game with her best friend, below the cliffs of Dubrovnik, a teenage girl doesn't return home.

Leyla, a young woman from Germany, campaigns to become the youngest mayor of Turkey - in the town of Cizre, marked by civil war.

All Creatures Welcome explores the world of hackers and nerds and sketches a utopian image of society in the digital era.

Berlin, summer 2016: Nola, Katja and Martina live near Hauptbahnhof. Time is running out - they are going to lose their flat. "What now?" they ask.

In, part one of this sci-fi triology, a vertical solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been found.

Eva can finally see her daughter Jasmin again after a prison sentence. After a cautious approach, the two of them have a quarrel.

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