FAVORITEN is an ode to childhood and education that builds on Beckermann's characteristic style, asking important questions and inviting the audience to reflect.

The world-famous Alterlaa residential park in Vienna is considered an iconic monument to social utopia. "Living like the rich for all" was the utopian premise of architect Harry Glück in 1970.

The film tells the story of the rise and fall of Sebastian Kurz, whose secret is as terrible and banal as the world of a self-admired man works.

IM KELLER tells stories of people who pursue their obsessions in secret. What is no longer needed is put away in the basement. But also everything that should not be seen is stored down there. In 2014, the voyage through the basement of the soul led to a political scandal that raged for weeks and to the resignation of Austrian politicians.

Corvids are the only animals that have been observing and studying us humans for thousands of years and have the ability to pass this knowledge on to their offspring.

One hundred men are confronted with excerpts from "Josefine Mutzenbacher. Reading "offensive" passages evokes memories, erotic imaginings, but also rejection reactions.

VIENNA CALLING shows unknown facets of Viennese culture away from the mainstream. The result is an electrifying approach to the music and cultural scene of a European metropolis.

ER FLOG VORAUS is a portrait of the outstanding Austrian architect Karl Schwanzer with Nicholas Ofczarek in the role of the architect.

Over an entire season, VISTA MARE focuses on the hidden work processes behind the good life of the North Adriatic tourist centers.

In the 1970s, Johanna Dohnal was one of the first feminists in a European government; she was State Secretary and Minister for Women's Affairs. She was sand in the gears and uncomfortable.

SHE CHEF accompanies the Austrian cooking world champion Agnes on her years of training and traveling through three of the world's most renowned restaurants.

"A Jewish Life" portrays one of the last contemporary witnesses of the Holocaust. This film is intended to preserve Marko Feingold's story as an immortal document.

A loving homage to a time-honored, lively institution - the Natural History Museum in Vienna.

Müll an den Stränden, Müll auf den Bergen. Am Meeresgrund und tief unter der Erde. Ein Film über unsere Abfälle, die bis in die hintersten Winkel dieser Erde vorgedrungen sind.

“Roncalli“ ist sein Reich, der Clown Zippo sein Alter Ego: Bernhard Paul hat mit seiner unbeirrbaren Vision der Zirkuswelt seinen Stempel aufgedrückt.

A Jewish wedding filmmaker, who is not at all religious, falls in love with a klezmer musician. He invents a documentary film to accompany her on her tour through Europe.

An intimate portrait, told from the perspective of his daughter Anna, based on Freud's correspondence and texts.

Austria in its infinite diversity. Joseph Vilsmaier, one of the most renowned directors and cinematographers, shows us the Alpine republic from above - a tremendous natural spectacle, a beautiful part of creation. And he shows us Austria from below, descending into the valleys and discovering the details of a dynamic, modern country that is constantly evolving.

Weina Zhao is the daughter of Chinese immigrants. She wants to learn more about her family and embarks on a journey to China to conduct interviews with her relatives there.

A BOY'S LIFE - KIND NUMBER B2826 tells the almost unbelievable story of nine-year-old Daniel from the Jewish ghetto in Lithuania via six concentration camps to Palestine.

The director's mother, a fan of Helmut Berger, is shocked by his current state of life. She invites him to her village, convinced that coaching and a job can restore him.

A young girl learns at the age of 12 that she is actually a boy. At 26, she begins to question why she was forced into a woman's body as a person of ambiguous gender.

When an old textile factory in the northern Waldviertel region is forced to close, a time of upheaval begins for the workers.

»House Of Atonement« is the story of an unlucky address: Schottenring 7 in Vienna. The Ring Theatre used to stand here. When it burned down, 400 people died.

Why has no movie ever been made in Austria about Hitler's birthplace and house? Director Günter Schwaiger asked himself this question when he began work on this film in 2018.

This compilation brings together a selection of thirteen feature films, documentaries and newsreels from those fateful years 1913 to 1934.

STILLSTAND documents the corona pandemic over a period of two years using the example of Vienna, a city with over a million inhabitants.

Nikolaus Geyrhalter observes people with shovels, excavators or dynamite in mines, quarries, large construction sites in their constant struggle to appropriate the planet.

A film about the finiteness of human existence, about the fragility of our existence, the end of the industrial age and about what it means to be human. What will remain of us?

A film about six self-managed housing projects between the years 1975 - 2015 from all over Austria.

In a digital media world, radio has lost none of its fascination. The documentary puts the Austrian cultural broadcaster Ö1 in the spotlight during a phase of upheaval.

Johannes Holzhausen's film shows the protagonists in their everyday life in one of Austria's great cultural institutions, the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.

The microbiome is a mixture of millions of microorganisms, mainly bacteria, that colonize the entire body and that has an impact on mental and physical health.

50-year-old Romanian Sadina Lungu works as a 24-hour carer. With assignments lasting up to 5 months, she is a rare phenomenon in the industry.

The film focuses on the severe multisystemic disease ME/CFS, which often occurs after infections but is still misunderstood and stigmatized despite its recognition by the WHO.