Migration

Slavery has never ended. It has just assumed other names and ways to conceal itself.

Ghadir, Mohamad and their five children never wanted to leave their homeland Syria. Now they are in Germany. The new beginning is not easy.

Through Skype and online chat rooms, a Vietnamese couple, Bay and Tam, create their own virtual version of Vietnam in their Munich apartment.

Deniz, 21 works as a dubbing artist and has just ended her relationship with Jan. In one short day, she goes through a separation and a new beginning.

The first part of Thomas Arslan's "Berlin Trilogy", which shows young people with a Turkish migration history from their own perspective.

Based on a true story: The film examines the German justice system and its structural bias.

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

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

Three young new-Berliners dream of the good life in the form of art studies, a rap career or simply a work permit.

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

For generations, the Nguyen family has lived on and off the water amid breathtaking natural scenery. Now they are threatened with forced resettlement.

This film accompanies the last days of the traditional Hotel Maritim in Halle before it becomes a refugee accommodation.

Filmmaker Melanie Gärtner looks closely at the fate of one family to illuminate the social structures that lead to flight and migration.

A slice of the live of the undocumented migrant Mikel, working odd jobs in Berlin to survive.

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

The documentary VIACRUCIS MIGRANTE – MIGRANT CROSSING by Hauke Lorenz gives people a voice who are on the arduous path to "the promised Land".

German romantic Bollywood comedy: Nisha is a janitor at the Frankfurt Airport but of dreams of becoming a flight attendant.

A place and its inhabitants have to give way to the open-cast mine.

The terminally ill Parvis K. flees Iran across the Mediterranean Sea to Spain to reconcile himself with his daughter Nasrin, who lives in Europe.

In his internationally acclaimed documentary director Fridolin Schönwieser charts the journey of Mexican migrants to the U.S.

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

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