2001
DE
Die Leopoldstraße Kills Me
Klaus Lemke steps out of the door of his Munich apartment and stands on Leopoldstrasse, where he has “lived” for many years. His documentary film is an avowedly gaudy declaration of love for Schwabinger Strasse, the people who live there and their realistic language.
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A Whispering in the Mountain of Things
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Kix?
A portrait of the young generation in Germany during the 1990s, denying a stereotyping from the outside.
Augenblick
In 1996, cinematographer Helge Weindler died in Almeria, Spain, while shooting his wife Doris Dörrie's new film. A year later, she set out to retrace her grief and pain in a very private film.
Angst spür' ich, wo kein Herz ist
Children from poor families recount experiences from their daily lives.
Niemandsland
A documentary-style essay of the state of the nation in the late 1990s in Berlin.
We Have Forgotten to Return Home
A documentary by Fatih Akin about turkish immigrants in Germany.
Die Leopoldstraße Kills Me
Klaus Lemke steps out of the door of his Munich apartment and stands on Leopoldstrasse, where he has “lived” for many years. His documentary film is an avowedly gaudy declaration of love for Schwabinger Strasse, the people who live there and their realistic language.
Ein Fremder
60 years after the holocaust, director Peter Lilienthal, himself a victim and refugee of the Nazi regime, sheds a light on jewish life in Germany in the early 2000s.
Die Durchmacher
Loose acquaintances meet up again 25 years later and tell stories about their time together.
Adeus und Goodbye
Director Peter Patzak visits and interviews friends who decided to move from Germany to Rio de Janeiro and New York City.
Familienreise
Director Michael Gutmann comes to term with his own family's past by accompanying his mother to the Polish village of Klodzko where she grew up.