Deutsche Film Und Fernsehakademie Berlin Dffb Movies

Short directed by Dorothee Müller

Documentary short by Gisela Tuchtenhagen.

Twenty-six days after an undescribed biological disaster, two survivors thereof are forced to live in cumbersome protective biohazard suits and scaven...

Gardi Deppe’s film follows women completing a six-week course of treatment in a health clinic (unique in West Germany at the time) for ‘working girls...

A ten year-old boy watches enthusiatically as dock workers go about their tasks. He can't wait to grow up and be like them. Could a tattoo help him ga...

A young gas station attendant falls in love with the flower seller across the street. Every day he buys flowers from her until one day his apartment i...

At the documentary film seminar given by Gisela Tuchtenhagen at the dffb in 1979, three documentary portraits of women were made that were combined un...

At the documentary film seminar given by Gisela Tuchtenhagen at the dffb in 1979, three documentary portraits of women were made that were combined un...

At the documentary film seminar given by Gisela Tuchtenhagen at the dffb in 1979, three documentary portraits of women were made that were combined un...

A child left to his own devices experiences exciting adventures with a TV set and its remote control that takes on a life of its own.

Portrait of the members of the club "Allrad e.V." of a workshop.

Short directed by Dorothee Müller

A dryly humorous instructional film from West Germany about how to use an Arriflex 16BL camera.