ecology

  • Land for us all – or for no one?

    Land for us all – or for no one?

    Crossing Europe: Four films that take a multifaceted look at the economic, ecological, and social importance of land.

  • The mystery of mushrooms

    The mystery of mushrooms

    ECOLOGY: When the world seems to be falling apart, can the answers humanity need reside in the mushroom?

  • New ethics to avoid climate disaster

    New ethics to avoid climate disaster

    ART: For the sake of our planet, how can society stimulate a counter narrative to hyper productivity?

  • Jordan’s fragile water resources

    Jordan’s fragile water resources

    ECOLOGY: An environmental timebomb ticks in one of the most water poor countries on Earth.

  • Everything we love is transient, fleeting, temporary

    Everything we love is transient, fleeting, temporary

    ESSAY: It is our self-understanding that is at stake today. With their aggressive, partly inflated subjects, Western technologists, economists, and artists have for centuries seen themselves above nature. In the ecosystem, man is in nature, he is a part of nature, on which he is completely dependent. Can we protect biotopes, habitats, rivers, lakes, soils,…

  • The deceptive glitter of gold

    The deceptive glitter of gold

    CAPITALISM: Established as the second greatest threat to humanity after global warming, the dark heart of mining pollution in South Africa is laid bare.

  • En nuestras manos

    En nuestras manos

    ECOLOGY: Míralo y llora: la notable, poética y lírica película de Jennifer Abbott sobre la profunda urgencia, el dolor y la gravedad del cambio climático es profundamente conmovedora.

  • The spiritual significance of water

    The spiritual significance of water

    ECOLOGY: Fresh from a competition screening at DOK Leipzig, Violeta Paus' short film is a haunting and lyrical look at water pollution and deprivation.

  • In our hands

    In our hands

    ECOLOGY: Watch it and weep: Jennifer Abbott's remarkable, poetic, and lyrical film about the profound urgency, grief, and gravity of climate change is deeply moving.

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