Documentary

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Cycle Me Home: pedal for your dream

Have you ever dreamed about a long road trip through the most beautiful places in Europe? In 2011, twenty-three year old filmmaker Levente Klara and his friends recorded his 2040 mile-long bike ride through six countries, from Madrid to Budapest. Cycle Me Home is more than just a film, it’s about being an active part – more

PressPausePlay – watch now

PressPausePlay is a new documentary directed by David Dworsky and Victor Köhler. Featuring Moby, Apparat, Seth Godi and others who are involved in the creation of art in the digital age, the film collects the views of many creative who offer their individual takes on the gargantuan cultural and technological shifts that have take placeover – more

Empire Me is worth watching

Austrian director Paul Poet’s new documentary is about so-called Micronations – communities that have declared themselves independent but without being recognized by the United Nations or any government. Maybe you have heard of the pirate radio station on Sealand or Christiania in Copenhagen. There are more than 500 other communities like this across the world – more

Vinyl: Tales from the Vienna Underground

Since filmmaking became digital, some of the greatest filmmakers from David Lynch to Chan-wook Park (Paranmanjang is entirely filmed with an iPhone) have shown, it’s not the end of filmmaking, but the end of an era. Many things have changed. Just like the concepts of music industry with it’s affordable bedroom studios and net-labels, making – more

Warp Films, ATP & Vincent Moon are seeking to regain support from you!

Longtime friend of ATP, French filmmaker and reinventer of music videos Vincent Moon is well known for his Take-Away Shows series, for contributing to Warp‘s full length All Tomorrow’s Parties documentary and directing fantastic films for Arcade Fire, Efterklang, Mogwai and more. Now he’s teaming up with the ATP Festival and Warp Films for launching – more

4th British Short Film Festival in Berlin starts Friday

Clap your hands and say yeah, because from Friday the 14th to Monday the 17th, the British Short Film Festival opens in Berlin with a variety of amazing short films, concerts, parties, workshops, exhibitions, open screenings, panels and much more. For the fourth time the festival, which is taking place at the Sputinik Kino in – more