The Congress of Penguins is a captivating documentary that explores the fascinating behavior of penguins in their natural habitat. Through stunning footage and expert narration, the film delves into the intricate social interactions, mating rituals, and survival techniques of these remarkable creatures. Witness their journey as they navigate the harsh Antarctic landscapes and discover the secrets behind their extraordinary adaptability and resilience. A true visual feast, this documentary is a must-watch for both nature enthusiasts and art film lovers alike.

The allotment gardens on the outskirts of the city of Zurich provide hundreds of unpropertied men and women with a home which they are unable to find in the impersonal rented blocks in which they live. The gardens represent their hobby, their freedom and their living space, which exists side by side with hard work. They cannot however own these "homes" and the film shows the chronicle of the events which took place in 1976 - 77 when construction of the Zurich wholesale market hall destroyed 150 gardens and made many people "homeless". This portrait of a group is complemented by the stories of three individuals.