During a very hot summer, Emma (15) is doomed to boredom at her grandparents’s house. She’s dying for something to happen. At the edge of a pond, she hides to observe The Young Man. She develops a brief but intense obsession for this fantasized stranger.

A man who has a unique way of using toilet paper.
A couple who always order food because they don’t like to put on
clothes.
A family who has a way to avoid washing dishes.
A woman who likes her table to be sparkly clean.
Isn’t that great? The convenience of life at your fingertips.

In this society each human being repeats the same action over and over again, in this societyeach human being repeats the same action over and over again, in this society each human beingrepeats the same actionover and over again, in this society each human being repeats the sameaction over and over again

META is an animated film that takes up topics such as
change, transience, cycles, connection, and interaction
in a playful and experimental way. The aim is to show
that everything consists of many parts and that in the
end we are all connected with each other.

Four people and the time they spend in an elevator. Inspired by everyday life and by the difference in people’s behavior when they are alone, in contrast to the socially acceptable behavior that individuals adopt when in public space and especially in the confined and always awkward setting of an elevator.

A town is driven mad. The city of Stuttgart fights back with heavy action against its traffic
chaos. With far reaching consequences. Other cities might follow the signal…

Andy, followed by a friend filming the scene, goes to his recycling appointment. Wanda, the secretary of the
company, welcomes him. We follow Andy through the whole process, until his last seconds of life.

The nuns living in the convent are happily melted together.
When one nun finds a man in the garden, the harmony
breaks and she loses the shared rhytm.

The ancient struggle between good and evil.

Told through the eyes of a child with an overflowing imagination, HARVEY is a poetic, luminous look at bereavement and coping with the loss of a parent.