This docudrama tells of the ‘unsung Schindler’ Otto Weidt. In the 1940s, the Berlin brush and broom manufacturer manages to keep his employees – most of them Jewish and most of them blind – from the clutches of the Nazis. When his secretary Alice Licht is deported to Auschwitz, Weidt, almost blind himself, embarks on a journey to free her.
With opulent imagery, this film documents the latest research into the dream state abilities of our brain and the advances being made by science into the last refuges of the (supposed) unconscious.
Behind the scenes story of the product that is the Caucasian fir – our favourite Christmas tree.
In the final days of World War II, Altaussee in Austria was the scene of some dramatic events. The salt mines served as a huge repository for over 22,000 works of art stolen by the Nazis. As the Allied troops approached, the Nazis gave orders to blow the mines up. The destruction was prevented, but who rescued the thousands of paintings?
We follow five modern adventurers through exotic landscapes, harsh deserts and hostile ice flieds – an adventure far removed from traditional nature documentaries.
The best newcomers to the opera scene from Australia, Canada, France, Poland, Russia, South Korea and the USA compete against each other in an extraordinary and exciting singing competition on a luxury cruise ship.
The fascinating story of one of the greatest soul geniuses of our time: Stevie Wonder
The three Argentine musicians travel to Finland to find out whether Aki Kaurismäki is telling the truth when he asserts that tango music was invented in Finland. A music-laden, humorous cinema documentary, capturing the many comic and charming moments when musicians from two worlds come together.
For the first time, a film team has been given access to the community of the Irulars.
Wer und was stecken hinter dem statistisch häufigsten Namen Deutschlands? Auf der Suche nach der Essenz des „Durchschnittsdeutschen” heißen (fast) alle Interviewpartner Thomas Müller.
We all wonder about politicians’ statements, managers’ salaries and social injustice. But there are people amongst us who can no longer wonder in silence. People who urge us, to question ourselves and the system we live in. Like Charlie Veitch and his Love Police.
Can it be true that football games in Europe are being manipulated from Asia? An exciting global investigation.
