Raphael von Bargen

En la Navidad de 1877, Isabel de Austria (Sissi), celebra su 40º cumpleaños. Primera dama de Austria, mujer del emperador Francisco José I, no tiene derecho a expresarse y debe mantenerse hermosa y joven para siempre en su papel de emperatriz. Para satisfacer estas expectativas, adopta un estricto régimen de ayuno, ejercicios, peluquería y medición diaria de su cintura. Asfixiada por dichas convenciones, y con un apetito voraz de saber y de vida, Isabel se rebela cada vez más contra esta imagen.

Cuando Peter emprende un viaje mágico para rescatar a su hermana pequeña Anne, necesita viajar a un territorio misterioso: ¡la Luna! Anne fue secuestrada por el malvado Moon Man cuando trató de ayudar al escarabajo Sr. Zoomzeman en la búsqueda de su esposa. En su fantástica aventura, Peter aterriza en Star Meadow donde conoce al somnoliento Sr. Sandman. Él sabe, solo en la cena del Hada Nocturna en el castillo en las nubes, pueden averiguar dónde está Anne, pero no hay suficientes asientos para todos. Así que se unen a la carrera salvaje a lo largo de la Vía Láctea contra los cinco Espíritus de la Naturaleza: Gigante Tormenta, Bruja Relámpago, Henry Hail, Rainy Robin y Mother Frost ...

An account of the troubled life of Richard Sorge (1895-1944), a Soviet spy of German origin who played a decisive role in the outcome of World War II.

Una mirada biográfica a Erich Kastner y su mayor fan sobre la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

Thank you for Bombing accompanies three correspondents to their working place in conflict areas and gives an insight into their daily routine aside from cameras and satellite phones - somewhere between bombing alarm, laundry and Bach flower therapy.

A short crime movie directed by Christoph Brunner and Stefan Brunner.

Two men and one woman are involved in a dramatic triangle between love and passion, transgression and betrayal. Florian Flicker has set Karl Schönherr's "Der Weibsteufel" in Austria's borderland shortly after the turn of the last century. In the remote swamps next to the March River, Hans and Jana are living in a criminal idyll that comes tumbling down when a young soldier enters the picture.

Think of a really nice person, a friend of yours, someone who could never hurt a fly. Imagine finding out that he is supposed to have killed someone. You're told that he has shot a person in a bar, for no obvious reason. He has already confessed. He says the murder was planned. He expects a life sentence. He even longs for it. He wants to pay for his crime. The psychiatrist cannot see any mental illness. People around him don't think him to be evil. They like him. They want to help him and protect him from himself. And they all ask the same question: Why....?

Together with the ensemble of the Vienna Burgtheater, led by Kirsten Dene and Gusti Wolf, Franz Wittenbrink accounts in a wonderfully funny way with art and commerce in times of Mozart mania.