Science

Day laborers, paleontologists and indigenous people give us a glimpse into their lives; social structures intertwine like the epochs of history.

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 an age of ever-increasing scientific knowledge, why do more and more people prefer to adopt alternative lifestyles?

An intimate portrait of the famous French sociologist duo Monique and Michel Pinçon-Charlot who remain ever embroiled in political battles.

In 2017, Jacques Dubochet won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, making him famous overnight. He decides to use his new fame for something good.

Rosa von Praunheim recounts the fascinating biography of the revolutionary sex researcher Magnus Hirschfeld and his groundbreaking findings.

Is homeopathy a hoax or medicine? Here, homeopaths are allowed to share their very different views.

When two small time engineers accidentally create a time machine, their friendship is put to the test.

This visually stunning monumental work is an emphatic reminder of the enduring threat of total annihilation by nuclear weapons.

The film begins with a man called 'Thief' who is harvesting a type of larva for the bizarre effects it has on the human mind.

The toxic effects of prejudice are well known: sexual harassment, racial profiling, the pay gap. Yet few are prepared to admit it.

A team of specialists is trying to restore identity and dignity to the dead of the worst shipwreck in post-war history in the Mediterranean.

Wax portraits of an unknown woman are the focus of this medical-historical thriller which turns rigid 18th century role models on its head.

In the coming decades, orbiting space debris could fundamentally change life on Earth. Scientists are already searching for solutions.

Be amazed at the crazy beauty of the night sky in the Atacama Desert, Chile, the best place in the world to contemplate the splendor of our planet.

After the death of their father, the siblings Tito and Anita have to live with their crazy uncle in Area 51, whom everyone just calls "Professore".

An eye-opening experience about deep engrained behaviour we barley are aware of in our every day life.

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.

Humanity's love affair with hamburgers, steaks, nuggets and chops just doesn't end. What effect would a post-meat world have on the environment, the a

The captivating tales of the people and events behind one of humanity's greatest achievements in exploration: NASA's Voyager mission.

A team of scientists sets out for northern Brazil on an expedition of superlatives.

In a strange, dark asylum, a brilliant physicist without memory is imprisoned. One thing occupies his mind: escape.

A film about funny and serious games, therapies of re- and self-re-education as well as the history of ideas of the permanent revolution.

While researching for the film Das Netz, Lutz Dammbeck came across the exhibition "Software. Information technology: its new meaning for art".

An exploration of facial recognition, a modern fingerprint that provides access to a person's personality like a secret code.

What kind of agriculture holds the code for survival on our planet?

This is a far-reaching interrogation of something that’s usually regarded as the undoubted precondition of life and filmmaking: an objective, at best yet ...

An Indian doctor introduces the West to an ancient health care system called Ayurveda.

The Sound of the Voice tells the story of four people who are passionate about exploring the limits of the human voice in new ways.

The story of the famous primatologist Jane Goodall.

The history of cancer is marked by human suffering and thirst for knowledge, wrong decisions and ingenuity, setbacks and breakthroughs.

Is man a selfish being who thinks only of himself and his own good?

A visit to the breathtaking places and the people who unlock the secrets of the universe.

The sad story of brilliant mathematician and German war refugee Wolfgang Doeblin, who died as a French soldier.

Angelika Levi explores her German Christian-Jewish family heritage through the archives of photographs, audio tapes and films collected by her mother.

An essayistic story about the last century of Soviet and post-Soviet electronic music - from Leon Theremin to Putin's Russia.

Filming the unfilmable: From the particle accelerator in Switzerland, where scientists seek to probe regions of time we cannot see, to lava flows in Hawaii. Working ...

In the Atacama Desert, scientists are searching for light from the oldest prehistoric times in the universe.

This Documentary follows the ambitious project of building a cloister town with only the tools that where present in the middle ages.

In 2016, the Noordbrabants Museum in the Dutch city of Den Bosch held a special exhibition devoted to the work of Hieronymus Bosch, who died 500 years ...

The docu-fictional companion piece to Robert Bramkamp's feature ART GIRLS.