Europe

After a vacation romance, Kenneth and Theres lose sight of each other. But fate brings them together again 30 years later.

A movie about people who have no chance but still try to make the best of it. And about the price they have to pay for it.

How is life as a gay in the Swabian province? An intimate insight into a hitherto unknown terrain between church and Stammtisch.

Contemporary witnesses from several European countries provide impressive insights into how the Iron Curtain shaped life across the continent.

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

Documentary filmmaker Heinz Emigholz sketches a biography of the French architects and civil engineers Auguste and Gustave Perret and their buildings.

Who are the (presumably) Eastern European panhandlers working the streets? Filmmaker Ulli Gladik finds out.

A director and his partner are forced into a long distance relationship thanks to strict European visa laws between Italy and Lebanon.

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

A visit to four exceptionally isolated places and communities that never cease to amaze even the people who live there.

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

A trenchant image of the complications self-discovery and personality formation can be for adolescents.

A road movie in a hearse. After the death of an Italian man, two undertakers, Jovan and José - themselves emigrants - drive the body to Italy.

An attempt to come to terms with the NSU's incomparable series of murders from the perspective of the victims' relatives.

A story about the grind of examination and verifying in the German bureaucracy.

The walk through the financially battered city of Athens, destination unknown, is a bittersweet confrontation with the Greek economic crisis.

Angelika Levi explores her German Christian-Jewish family heritage through the archives of photographs, audio tapes and films collected by her mother.

Over a hundred years ago, "Togoland", now the Republic of Togo and part of present-day Ghana, was a colonial possession of the German Empire.

A home in the German countryside, clean and proper. Against this bucolic setting a grandmother talks about the Siberian labor camps and starts to cry.

The filmmaker portrays an elderly woman who has not given up the fight for living independently. A film about everyday life and aging.

An historian who survived the concentration camps, Otto Dov Kulka grants insights into his long-hidden world of thoughts.

THOSE WHO GO THOSE WHO STAY is Ruth Beckermann's meta-film - an analysis of her own cinematic works, a kind of progress report.