In his new film, Erwin Wagenhofer is looking for the good and beautiful in this world.

Alphabet is a thought-provoking documentary exploring the significance of the alphabet in education. It delves into the history and evolution of the alphabet, highlighting its impact on learning and communication. The film sheds light on how the alphabet has transformed societies and shaped the world we live in today. Through captivating storytelling and expert interviews, Alphabet examines the power of literacy and the role of the alphabet in unlocking knowledge.

We Feed the World is a documentary that examines the global food industry and its consequences. It delves into topics such as water pollution, deforestation, greenhouse gas emissions, and the exploitation of workers in developing countries. The film raises awareness about the environmental and social impacts of modern industrial agriculture.

Let's Make Money is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the intricate workings of the global monetary system. It highlights the consequences of financialization, globalization, and neoliberalism, revealing the exploitation and injustices prevalent in the third world. Through thorough analysis, it sheds light on the role of banking and the impact of the global economy on everyday people. The film explores the concept of money, its creation, and the burden of debt faced by individuals and nations. Through interviews and revelations, it exposes the influence of corporations on the economic landscape.

In December 1997 the Schengen Agreement came into effect, as a result of which Austrias eastern border became the outer border of the EU. The securing of this border was called Operation Limes by the Ministry of the Interior, presumably after the ancient Roman limes which divided the continent...

A film with and about the painter Christian Ludwig Attersee. The external occasion, Attersee's fiftieth birthday is being complemented by an in-depth documentation of Attersee's art and oeuvre which gives a transparent account of his perception of reality and its visual transformation.