Inside the infamous labour camps of Qatar, a group of Asian and African migrant workers building the 2022 World Cup compete in a soccer tournament of their own.

Insect is an adaptation of a comic book by the German creator Sascha Hommer.

A group of Europeans traveling on the Trans-Siberian railroad is taken captive by a Mongolian tribe.

People, monsters, sensations. The beguiling images in Ulrike Ottinger's Prater transform this mythical Viennese attraction into a cinematic experience.

The head of powerful media company decides to manufacture (and then publicly destroy) its own celebrity: the wealthy, handsome playboy Dorian Gray.

Six life stories of German, Austrian and Russian Jews which intersect in exile in Shanghai.

A rich, unnamed, enigmatic woman embarks on a single-minded quest to drink her way into oblivion.

Ulrike Ottinger transforms Virginia Woolf’s queer feminist classic ORLANDO into an eccentric adaptation of five episodes.

On the women's ship Orlando the flags of attack, leather, weapons, lesbian love and death are raised.

In this four and a half hour documentary or filmic travelogue, Ulrike Ottinger tries to impart new ways of seeing a foreign culture.

The film deals with bamboo, a natural and frequently-used material in traditional Asian architecture and furniture.

A story about Femke gives us a closer look at what a social life in a herd looks like.

The film Roux tells the story of a middle-aged couple's relationship. A very intimate look into their kitchen and living room.

Documentary film about the loss of the beloved dog Alfonz.

A film portrait about a young plumber who defies the ideas of his whole family about his future.

The film follows a burnt-out artist who has found an alternative way through life.

War is no joke. But does that mean you can't joke about war? Stand-up comedian Mariana Shama fled from Kiev to Prague.

Memories of three adults on their children's convalescent stays in Spa Kynžvart.

In 2020, an armed conflict erupted in Nagorno-Karabakh. Four Armenians are talking about growing up during the war time.

The first vernissage of Disgusting Pictures by the author Nosičhoven (Shitcarrier) captured in similarly disgusting and sometimes a bit funny way.

Set in a tiny Philippine village, the film focuses on a family that makes paper-mache animals to sell during the traditional Turumba festivities.

Tahimik’s fascination with interplanetary travel has led him to start a Filipino space program in the fictional German town where he lives.

Tahimik’s magnum opus, I Am Furious Yellow a.k.a. Why is Yellow the Middle of the Rainbow? is an epic film diary spanning the 1980s.

This mock historical epic-cum-freeform documentary tells the story of Enrique of Malacca, who was arguably the first person to circumnavigate the earth.

Kidlat Tahimik’s son, Kabunyan de Guia, embarks on a journey from his hometown of Baguio to the southern urban city of Davao.

Experimental documentary about roof-making.

Mr. Tahimik performed himself in order to show his own thinking about the different views of the body held by the "East" and the "West."

The film focuses on Ifugao wood carving, a craft for which they are widely-known.

To go or not to go to the military service? My father always said that he would have changed had he been in the military.

What if your girlfriend tells you she's having a baby? What if home birth seems more appealing to you? What if you live in a house with other roommates?