Film

He is currently visiting the USA, and with the exception of Antarctica, he has already voyaged to all corners of the world: Europe, Asia, Africa, New Zealand, Australia, North and South America. In two years he has been to 30 countries, investigating important issues in the process.More ...

Germany is famous for a lot of things: good beer, fast cars and tasty sausages, for example. But unfortunately, until now films haven’t been among the export articles for which Germany is esteemed in other countries – unjustly, in our opinion.More ...

The list of German directors who have worked with migration as a film theme up until now is long, and has brought us an abundance of contributions that address this difficult material with appropriate seriousness.More ...

Youtube can be a suitable platform for young, still unknown filmmakers, enabling them to present their projects and get themselves known.More ...

Where TV series are concerned, American series have been favored for years by young people in Germany. Why, actually? An investigation.More ...

German-speaking actors, as conventional wisdom would have it, are unsuccessful in Hollywood. But German filmmakers do not seem to be entirely luckless in the dream factory, as is shown, if by nothing else, than by German Oscar winners. So how is German film doing in the USA?More ...

What do a German in the San Diego Zoo and one in the Gobi Desert have in common? Both are stars on the media phenomenon YouTube. Christoph Rehage is one of them. He crossed China practically from east to west, walking the incredible number of 4646 kilometres. He recorded his trek in a five-minute video that was a great YouTube hit.More ...