New Releases

  • MARLENE DIETRICH – HER OWN SONG

    MARLENE DIETRICH – HER OWN SONG

    Ten years after her death, in 2002, J. David Riva created a multifaceted portrait of his famous grandmother, Marlene Dietrich. Celebrating her unparalleled Hollywood career, the film primarily focuses on her steadfast resistance to the Nazi regime. 2026 will mark the 125th anniversary of Marlene Dietrich’s birth.

  • SUDAN – A HOSPITAL IN THE SHADOW OF WAR

    SUDAN – A HOSPITAL IN THE SHADOW OF WAR

    Since April 2023, Sudan has been engulfed in civil war. In search of safety, hundreds of thousands have fled to the remote Nuba Mountains, where fighting is less intense. In one of the last functioning hospitals, a surgeon and his team work tirelessly to provide medical care. A snapshot of a conflict that shows no sign of ending.

  • POWER FROM THE SEA – UTOPIA OR REALITY?

    POWER FROM THE SEA – UTOPIA OR REALITY?

    Whether through tidal power plants, ocean currents or wave energy – the sea represents an almost limitless source of energy. Yet despite decades of research and promising pilot projects, marine energy technologies have yet to achieve a significant breakthrough on a global scale. Why does marine energy fall short of its potential?

  • TURKEY’S BLACK SEA COAST

    TURKEY’S BLACK SEA COAST

    This four-part documentary series explores a lesser-known side of Turkey, travelling 1,400 km along the Black Sea coast from Istanbul to Artvin on the Georgian border. It traverses majestic mountain ranges, a vast river delta, deep gorges, magical caves and picturesque mountain pastures, home to countless wild animals and forest flora.

  • LITHIUM IN EUROPE – CAN A SUSTAINABLE CYCLE BE ACHIEVED?

    LITHIUM IN EUROPE – CAN A SUSTAINABLE CYCLE BE ACHIEVED?

    Lithium is currently mined primarily in South America and Australia – a resource-intensive, environmentally harmful process. Could Europe produce it more sustainably? And how could recycling electric vehicle batteries bring lithium into a circular system? The film explores the technological challenges of creating a closed-loop lithium cycle.

  • ENDOMETRIOSIS – HOPE FOR NEW THERAPIES

    ENDOMETRIOSIS – HOPE FOR NEW THERAPIES

    Over 200 million women around the world suffer from endometriosis, a chronic condition that often goes undiagnosed. The film shows how new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches are being researched across Europe – from the saliva test and high-intensity focused ultrasound to genetic individualised therapy.

  • CARGO SAILBOATS CONQUER THE WORLD’S OCEANS

    CARGO SAILBOATS CONQUER THE WORLD’S OCEANS

    Shipping aims to be climate-neutral by 2050 – and modern cargo sailboats could be the answer. Powered mainly by wind, a new generation of ships is already successfully testing emission-free transport from Europe to America. Drawing on high-tech innovations from ocean racing and digital weather routing, they are delivering impressive results.

  • GIRLS DON’T CRY

    GIRLS DON’T CRY

    The six teenage girls – Nancy, Sheelan, Sinai, Paige, Selenna and Nina – live thousands of kilometres apart, in countries with vastly different life circumstances. Girls Don’t Cry tells their stories – stories of courage, female resistance, the longing to fall in love and the determination to break free and shape their own futures.

  • GLASSHOUSE WONDERS – INSIDE THE WORLD’S BOTANICAL GARDENS

    GLASSHOUSE WONDERS – INSIDE THE WORLD’S BOTANICAL GARDENS

    Millions around the world are fascinated by the sea of blooms and exotic plants displayed in botanical gardens. But these green oases are more than mere showcases for plant enthusiasts. They are globally networked research centres that work together to safeguard biodiversity. This film takes a look behind the scenes at gardens in Berlin, London and the French Alps.

  • Picture taken Sept. 11, 2010 shows a Canadian soldier with the 1st RCR Battle Group, The Royal Canadian Regiment, chasing a chicken seconds before he got with his unit under attack by grenades shot over the wall during a patrol in Salavat, south-west of Kandahar, Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)

    HEADSHOTS – ANJA NIEDRINGHAUS, PHOTOGRAPHER

    Headshots explores the extraordinary life and tragic death of Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Anja Niedringhaus. The film showcases her powerful images that capture the human toll of war and investigates the true circumstances of her 2014 killing, challenging official accounts and exposing deeper truths.

  • HITLER’S REICH – A GERMAN JOURNAL

    HITLER’S REICH – A GERMAN JOURNAL

    May 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the German Wehrmacht’s unconditional surrender. Eight individuals who lived through this period share excerpts from their diaries. They come from diverse social, religious and political backgrounds and offer first-hand insights into their lives between 1933 and 1945.

  • THE MOELLN LETTERS

    THE MOELLN LETTERS

    Germany, November 1992: a racist arson attack shatters the lives of İbrahim Arslan and his family. Three members of the family die in the fire. 30 years later, İbrahim discovers thousands of forgotten letters of solidarity. We follow the family as they confront their trauma, shedding light on the treatment of victims of racist violence and their struggle for a new culture of remembrance.