Climate change

In a cold summer, 10 strangers connect, revealing dreams and fears in an impressionist tapestry of contemporary France's soul.

How can we save the planet? The answer could be as simple as EAT, GROW, LOVE on your windowsill, your rooftop or in your backyard.

In a former German coal region, a mine gives way to a ghost train, including undead miners.

Hometowns, neighborhoods, community spirit, energy security and a lot of money are at stake here.

A group of radical climate activists takes matters into their own hands and eliminates suspected climate sinners.

A striking documentary by renowned photojournalist David Klammer about protesters fighting to stop the clear-cutting at the Dannenröder Forest.

Marc is a surfer and lives his life one day at a time. But after many strokes of fate, he dreams of turning back time, and starting all over again.

A bitter satire on the university business and its evaluation madness and third-party funding stupidity.

The penguins encounter Swiss alpine cows, swim in the river, walk leisurely through the city center... they are everywhere. An adventure begins.

ake a deep breath and dive into the depths of the oceans, where our guilt literally dissolves.

To prevent the ecological collapse of our planet, these 8 courageous people envision a new kind of agriculture.

With a budget of 1.2 million marks, Roland Emmerich's graduation film holds the record for the most expensive German student film of all time.

The weather goes completely crazy in a small house. Yes, in the house.

Climate change, disease and growing ethical concerns are leading more and more people to question whether eating animals is the right thing to do.

Bikes vs Cars highlights a global crisis that we have long been aware of and should be talking about: The climate and mobility crisis....

The documentary film by Carl-A. Fechner shows how the switch to green energy can actually succeed - worldwide.

In just 11 days, 20,000 representatives from 195 countries are expected to meet in Paris to agree on the first global treaty on climate change.

16 children on 5 continents - as different as their living environment and personalities are, as similar are their fears, hopes and dreams.

After the catastrophic events in Fukushima, the transition to renewable energy was placed firmly on the political agenda in Germany.