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Quiet Noise

4"35 | AT 2019
Quiet Noise is an ethnographic film about both the presence and absence of sounds; about the sounds we choose to either hear or to block; and about being emplaced and displaced in the environment where we, as humans, are embedded through sound as a phenomenon of experience.

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Knochenarbeit

23" | DE 2018
Einem Pappkarton auf der Spur, der an einem frühen Morgen in der Abteilung für Historische Anthropologie abgegeben wird, ermöglicht der Film Einblicke in den Arbeitsalltag des Hauses, der angegliederten Sammlung sowie zweier dort arbeitender Anthropologinnen.
Die Sammlung hat eine lange Geschichte und umfasst unter anderem archäologische Skelettserien, eine Schädelsammlung sowie mumifizierte Körper. Diese und weitere Objekte wurden und werden in unzähligen Kartons gesammelt und sorgfältig archiviert.

http://www.kinoderdinge.uni-goettingen.de/

BWA Wrestling

3"46 | DE 2018

Realm of the Robber

50" | AU, DE 2017
as camera assistant

Cast adrift in the Indian Ocean, Christmas Island is a Jurassic Park paradise. The tip of an ancient volcano rising 5,000 meters from the bottom of the ocean, it is home to the worlds biggest land crab, dense rainforests, and a breeding station for thousands of tropical sea birds. This enchanting film will reveal the natural wonders of Christmas Islands, the Galapagos of the Indian Ocean.
http://atara-film.com/crabnation.html

@eyeLeveL project

2" | TZ, DE 2016
The project is committed to giving children around the world a voice, to share their unique way of perception and interpretation, giving us insight into what matters in their lives at eye level and to adopt their point of view in relation to their peers.
https://www.at-eyelevel.com/

#yourGreeconomy

40" | GR, DE 2015
The idea for this film originated in the question of how we could bring some “realism” into the theoretical subject of economics. With an economic crisis next door in Greece, we wanted to go there and talk to people who had lived through what we only knew from countless media reports. In that sense, our quest was one of economic empathy.
http://yourgreeconomy.com/
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