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Après un meurtre mystérieux, l'officier de police Maik Briegand revient sur les lieux de son enfance : Lauchhammer. Avec Annalena Gottknecht, investigatrice du LKA, Briegand commence à percer les mystères du passé.

A journey into the life and work of Sigmund Freud in four acts, combining animation, dreams, and insights from leading psychoanalysts. It explores Freud's experiences of marginalization as a Jew in Vienna during Hitler's rise and how these shaped his theories and personal life. Through an intimate lens, the film reveals new dimensions of Freud's legacy, focusing on his impact on psychoanalysis, Judaism, and the power dynamics of being an outsider.

In 2020, Wirecard, a German start-up that became an online payment giant, collapsed following revelations of fraud on an unprecedented scale. A look back at the rise and fall of a black sheep of fintech.

Lars, un infirmier, déménage avec son amant Roland à Berlin. Ils rénovent un appartement avec l'intention de vivre enfin ensemble. Alors qu'il surveille secrètement la vie nocturne de Berlin, Lars expérimente un poison mortel.

Dans une année 2054 dystopique, trois amis partent en voyage dans le passé. Au cours de leur voyage, ils redécouvrent une biodiversité perdue. Comment tout cela a-t-il pu disparaître ?

Feature adaptation of Torsten Schulz's novel set in East Berlin in 1968.

Made up of excerpts from diaries and letters written by residents of the city and soldiers from both sides, this moving documentary unfolds the story of the Battle of Stalingrad during the Second World War through the voices of those who lived through it. If these testimonies prove to be precious for historians, describing the events in great detail, they above all echo the fate of men and women confronted with war and death.

A mysterious story set in the madness of the Battle of Berlin at the end of World War II. When the Red Army shot down a civilian Lufthansa aircraft near the Brandenburg villages of Glienig and Buckow on April 20, 1945, the incident did not only destroy the lives of the passengers and their families, but also leaves deep scars at the scene of the accident and numerous questions. Who was on board of the plane and who was allowed to leave Berlin at that point in time, which was being bombed by the Allies - just on a symbolic day like Adolf Hitler's birthday? Why is there still no passenger list? Why was the crew changed again shortly before departure from Berlin? The documentary gets to the bottom of these questions in the form of a gripping true crime docu-thriller and reconstructs the background of this mysterious incident from the last days of the Second World War for the first time.

Farmland - the new green gold. Hoping for export revenues, Ethiopia's government leases millions of hectares of farmland to foreign investors. But the dream of prosperity has a dark side where the World Bank plays a very questionable role... Dead Donkeys Fear No Hyenas investigates land grabbing and its impact on people's lives. Pursuing the truth, we meet investors, development bureaucrats, persecuted journalists, struggling environmentalists and evicted farmers deprived of their land.

Few portraits of artists give us the privilege of getting as close to a painter as if we had free access to his studio. Oscar award winning director Pepe Danquart was allowed to accompany the painter Daniel Richter for three years. He has watched him paint with his camera, negotiate with his gallerist, talk with his publisher, and joke with his companion and artist Jonathan Meese. He interviews collectors, attends auctions, and even visits record stores. The result is a complex picture of a visual artist who seems to be constantly searching for the meaning of his work. Vernissages and auctions give structure to the film narrative, but its heart is Richter's studio. There we experience him as a craftsman, a restless doer, who reflects astonishingly frank and self-deprecatingly on his work, which for him is always also a political act. He talks about the process of creation, the effect, the meaning, and the significance of his own pictures, makes clear statements, and yet, for all his claim to validity, does not take himself more seriously than necessary.

UFA is Germany's most successful dream factory and has written film history. Classics like 'Metropolis' by Fritz Lang were made here, Hollywood greats like Alfred Hitchcock or Billy Wilder shot in the film studios.

An inspiring portrait of Margaret Bourke-White, Martha Gellhorn and Lee Miller, three pioneering journalists who made history as the first female correspondents to report on the Second World War.

"Reichsbürger Against the State - A Parallel World in the Middle of Germany" - is a label for several anticonstitutional/revisionist groups and individuals in Germany and elsewhere who reject the legitimacy of the modern German state, the Federal Republic of Germany, in favour of the German Reich, which existed from 1871 to 1945. The movement consists of very different persons with different beliefs, therefore it is difficult to define the movement and its ideology. Some groups are republican, others monarchist, some include far-right and antisemitic thoughts. Ever since a police officer was shot dead by a self-proclaimed Reichbürger in the Franconian town of Georgensmünd, they have made headlines almost every day: citizens who have declared war on the Federal Republic and claim that the state is actually a GmbH and that the German Reich continues to exist. The construct seems so crude that these opponents of German democracy were not really taken seriously for a long time. Although bailiffs, tax officials and law enforcement officers have been meeting "Reich citizens" for years. They refuse to obey orders, to pay taxes. They issue their own passports and certificates. They establish their own principalities and kingdoms, set up border signs and their own "police agency". They raise debt claims against the Federal Chancellor and President as well as against individual employees in the offices.

The coronavirus makes communal singing impossible. Choir directors Simon Halsey, Judith Kamphues and Hyunju Kwon's desires for bringing voices together outlives the pandemic.

What influence do hormones really have on gender? Isn't it determined by social norms? How much of our behavior is natural and how much is cultural?