Learn how to become the James Bond of the communist era. Extravagant yet entertaining.
A beautiful fictional documentary with some appealing animations about a European monk in the Middle Ages going to Tibet...
Holiday greetings from Lake Balaton in the 60s and 70s - with footnotes under that line that one should not write through.
A story of people who have survived the Holocaust. A story of people who helped others to survive. A story of a school.
He is an old man now, a director. Back in the war he was taken to a work camp, hardly survived. And there was this misterious bread girl helping him - we are looking for her together, finding out what it could feel like living back then... Storytelling at its best!
This dream-like documentary takes us into the lives of world famous gypsy musicians living at the margins of society.
"We all live in continuous hypnosis, and those people who awake from the dream and start to live their own lives frighten the rest of us."
Science class under the sea for children between 6 and 60.
Three colorful short documentaries giving us impressions about the vibrant culture of Cuba.
Tasmania is the smallest Australian state and the only one that is an island. Tasmania’s natural and cultural diversity and compact size make it a perfect travel destination...
The film is a perfect illustration of the constant controversy between nature and human impact. What was created in millions of years, was destroyed in only a few. And it is an incredible battle to preserve these remaining jewels in their original form.
According to Pytheas there is a small island in the middle of the ocean. It is a strange place at several days' sailing from the end of the world, the westernmost coast of the mainland.
We're in a small fishing village in Papua New Guinea. The men wake up early in the morning, they sit in their canoes and go out to the sea.
See the countless little insects emerging from the water in their thousands as they are desparately trying to fulfill their ultimate mission: to reproduce.
There are thousands for whom standing on solid asphalt means no more security than hanging from 800 meters hight.
Wolfwatching tells the story of a unique ethological experiment in which wolves were brought up by humans.
The film follows an expedition and meanwhile gives an insight into the everyday life of the inuit people.
Global warming now threatens our planet’s ecosystem...
The film presents the life in these mysterious oases as well as follows the work of the four film-makers who passionately work to capture the short period of life of this charming place before winter arrives to rule again.
EU’s LIFE NATURE Programme has launched a big project in order to save the majestic bird of the Hungarian „Puszta”.