The Future of Food
An 8-channel video installation consisting of nineteen 10-minute documentary films. The installation opens up a wide-ranging discourse on the future of global nutrition and its regional and worldwide social impact.
Golden Genes
A 90-minute documentary film. Saving the DNA of all life on Earth will be one of the most significant international research projects of the coming decades. Golden Genes—part nature film, part political documentary—shows how biodiversity research challenges society and how we think about the future of life on this planet.
Awards & Recognition
- Nomination: European Science Film Award (ESFA)
- German Film Award for Biodiversity (Second Prize), NaturVision, Ludwigsburg, Germany
- Award of the Minister of Agriculture of the Slovak Republic
- Future Film Award, 12th Brandenburg Festival of Environmental and Nature Film, Germany
- Best Documentary, International Science Film Festival, St. Petersburg, Russia
- Screenplay Award, BMWF, Austria
FORST
A 50-minute experimental documentary. A self-organized group of refugees resists their living conditions in a remote forest camp. The film immerses the audience in the forest environment, creating a space of stillness and helplessness. Moving beyond conventional documentary form, Forst centers on collective self-empowerment and the physical reality of waiting.
Festivals & Awards (selection)
- Graz - Diagonale, Austrian Film Festival (Prize of the Diocese of Graz Seckau)
- Kassel Dokfest
- International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR)
