Bern alliance against depression
Berner Bündnis gegen Depression
2018, image film 5′, P: Arthio Productions, D: Samuel Stefan
Prevention film of the Bern alliance against depression.
Quickpac EN
Quickpac
2019, image film 2′, P: Viedowerkstatt, D: Pierre Reischer
Quickpac is a new division of Quickmail AG, the only private mail service provider in Switzerland.
Mona EN
Mona
2017, feature film 25′, P: HFBK Hamburg, D: Sonja Presich
Mona’s 22 and searching. Their own aimlessness makes them just as unhappy as their mother’s very exact demands to study law and the indifference of their father, who seems to elude her life completely. With a photo camera, which she discovers by chance, she portrays her doing nothing and the emptiness, until one day she takes a radical decision.
Weg vom Fenster EN
Weg vom Fenster
2016, documentary 70′, P: Cineworx Filmproduktion, D: Sören Senn
The precipitous fall of an achiever and his inability to work: the psychiatric diagnosis reads «depressive exhaustion», the symptom commonly known as «burnout». But the time period after the major collapse often proves to be even more insidious, as is portrayed by Matthias N.’s story. In the course of his nearly two-year healing process, the former manager’s fear of failing again in his profession triggers recurrences of new minor «burnouts». Will he ever find his way again in the working context?
We Take You EN
We Take You
2016, feature film 20′, P: HMS, D: Thomas Eggel/David Wagner
Aminah, a Syrian woman, flees from her human traffickers in South Tirol. A young couple in a camper van take her with them. However, the young tourist is pregnant so the attempt to smuggle Aminah across the border is a special risk.
Being Okey EN
Being Okey
2017, documentary 34′, P&D: Nadia Lanfranchi, Nina Oppliger & Corinne Pfister
Eleven years ago, an angry mob attacked Okey and his friend in their home village in Nigeria. Homosexuality is a crime there. They barely escape death – but Switzerland still refuses to grant Okey asylum. Trapped between the constant fear of being brought back and the hope of a life in safety, Okey shares his inner conflict. At Zurich Pride, he experiences what being free means with booming techno rhythms. While the next moment the past catches up with him. He hopes for a worthy future in Switzerland, but it is on a shaky foundation. A new asylum survey is imminent. She will decide his life.
Digital Immigrants EN
Digital Immigrants
2016, documentary 20′, P: ZHdK, D: Norbert Kottmann & Dennis Stauffer
1984 – The home computer arrives in our living rooms and overruns a whole generation. Only those who master the new technology have a future. The computer splits society into “Digital Natives” and “Digital Immigrants”.
2016 – A group of senior citizens is trying to adapt to the speed of computerization in order to find their place in the digital age. Their problem is ours: How long can we keep up with the rapid development?
Dem Himmel zu nah EN
Dem Himmel zu nah
2016, Documentary 92′, P: RecycledTV, D: Annina Furrer
While Annina Furrer feeds the seagulls with her children at the lake, her beloved adoptive brother Marius takes her own life. The deep shock and the traumatic memories of the days when her younger sister had already taken her own life years before, push her to her limits.
“Close to Heaven” tells the story of a life-affirming woman who opposes her powerlessness in this tragic family fate with a film.
Blue Road EN
Blue Road
2016, documentary 45′, P&D: Alena Ehrenbold
Rachel from Australia decided to follow the roots of her family and move to the Swiss Alps. The French woman Annabel has quit her professional career for a life at home. The Swiss woman Alena, on the other hand, left her job and everyday life behind her to follow the call of the sea. Have the three women made the right decisions?
“Blue Road” is a film about the search for happiness and the eternal call of the waves: Surfer and director Elena Ehrenbold explores the role that passion for this sport can play in life and offers an impressive insight into the world of women’s surfing.
Die Teufelsbrücke von Uri EN
Die Teufelsbrücke von Uri
2016, animation 7′, P: Schattenkabinett GmbH, D&Animation: Jochen Ehmann
Since time immemorial, important goods have been transported on steep trails from Italy to the north over the Alps, and the route via the St. Gotthard through the dangerous canyon of the Schöllenen. To build a bridge, the residents make a dangerous pact with the devil. The film is based on an old legend from the canton of Uri.
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