Austria Movies

In calm, photographic-like tracking shots, the film recalls everyday school life, youthful leisure activities and the beauty of quiet, unagitated mome...

If you go freeriding with the Zeppelin, you don't have to worry about the traffic jam on the motorway. You should only be free from giddiness! And the...

Hallo Mabuse captivates through its reduction, in which a conspiratorial narrative takes place, but even more so, the images themselves appear ambiguo...

A cinematic essay about the analytical power of utopias as depicted in early documentary films and political pamphlets, centering on excerpts of "Fabr...

A reel of Super8 footage, shot in Brixen Im Thaleset, Austria, set to to the song "Burns" by George Fitzgerald. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izYZ...

In Blätter im Herbst (Leaves in Autumn) a color negative was exposed multiple times and cross-processed to a positive by hand. The motif of leaves mov...

Experimental short film showing various rotating objects.

The story of a young man who goes on a treacherous journey to save his tribe from extinction as a never-ending drought has changed the world forever!...

The video performance "Persistent Disturbance" visualizes the three-month travel route through South America in an absurd way. At each point where the...

A young researcher tries desperately to find meaning in the work of author Marianne Fritz and discovers the boundaries of language and fiction.

A furious scene, virtuously reassembled, continuously intensifying, yet never moving. A brief excerpt from Charlie Chaplin’s 'The Floorwalker' (1916)...

A son triggers a dispute situation at a family dinner.

»And the Oscar goes to…« This year »Hollywood in Vienna« will be setting out on a glamorous journey through eight decades of film music; the red carpe...

Following the traces of Jürgenssen’s path through the final years of World War II (from Hungary to Italy, and later denazification in Upper Austria, w...

The film´s title designates a luxury housing block in Moscow, built around 1930 for Stalinist officials. This is something we cannot see. Not really....

Nikolaus Eckhard´s ironic study RaumZeitHund (SpaceTimeDog) is situated in the field of tension between chronophotography and cinematography.