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In view of the tragic developments taking place in Israel/Palestine at the moment, we have decided to release a Palestine/Israel trilogy with the three films "Heart of Jenin", Cinema Jenin – The story of a dream" and "After the silence". These are all three award-winning films that show people - Jews and Palestinians alike - who have tried to break the cycle of hatred and violence.
Films included:
Heart of Jenin | Cinema Jenin - A story of a dream | After the Silence
THE HEART OF JENIN tells the story of the Palestinian father Ismael Khatib from Jenin, whose son was killed by Israeli soldiers and who, despite his deep grief, donates his son's organs to Israeli children as a sign of peace.
In order to offer children and young people in Jenin hope and a perspective, hundreds of volunteers from all over the world, together with Ismael Khatib from 'The Heart of Jenin', are renovating an old cinema in Jenin that was closed during the first Intifada. CINEMA JENIN was opened in the summer of 2011 and operated as a movie theater for 5 years before it was demolished in December 2016 and replaced by a shopping mall.
The Israeli woman Yael Armanet loses her husband in a suicide bombing by a Palestinian from Jenin and inspired by Ismael Khatib's gesture, sets out to visit the suicide bomber's family in Jenin to get answers about what happened. The film was made possible and co-produced by the Palestinian Cinema Jenin.
August 13, 1961: The GDR closes the sector borders in Berlin. The city is divided overnight. Escaping to the West becomes more dangerous by the day. But on 14 September 1962, exactly one year, one month and one day after the Wall was built, a group of 29 people from the GDR managed a spectacular escape to the West through a 135-metre-long tunnel. For more than four months, students from West Berlin, including two Italians, painstakingly built this tunnel. They risked their lives - for friends, relatives, lovers and political ideals.
For the first time in the 50-year history of the World Economic Forum, an independent camera crew was able to shoot behind the scenes of the huge event. In times of unfettered populism and growing mistrust towards the elite, we follow Klaus Schwab, the 81-year-old founder of the controversial World Economic Forum, over the course of one year. We accompany him as he works to carry out his mission: to improve the state of the world. Can Klaus Schwab´s vision for the Forum really contribute to solving global problems? Or does it actually worsen the issue by promoting the self-interest of a global elite?
MARTIN ARMSTRONG, once a US based trillion dollar financial advisor, developed a computer model based on the number pi and other cyclical theories to predict economic turning points with eerie accuracy. As Armstrong's recognition grew, prominent New York bankers invited him to join "The Club" to aid them in market manipulation. Martin repeatedly refused. Later that same year (1999) the FBI stormed his offices, confiscating his computer model and accusing him of a 3 billion dollar Ponzi scheme. Was it an attempt to silence him and prevent him from initiating a public discourse on the real Ponzi scheme of debts that the world has been building up for decades?
Bonusvideos:
Interview 2018: How to deal with the upcoming bond Contagion?
Podium Discusion 2015: How to deal with the upcoming major sovereign dept crisis?
Interview with Marcus Vetter 2015
It all starts with a love story between the Turkish man Cahit Cubuk and a German woman. Only when she is pregnant does she find out that he is already married and has two daughters in Turkey. He leaves Germany and leaves her alone and pregnant. 38 years later. Atilla Marcus sets off for a small Anatolian mountain village to understand his father and the story of his origins. When Marcus Vetter registers for a visit to Turkey, the feelings of all the family members run high. The whole family is eager to meet the unknown son, brother and uncle. It is a film about the meeting of two very different cultures, in which the parent generation lives according to different ideas. My father, the Turk, was awarded Best Documentary Film at the 12th Film Festival Turkey/Germany. In 2006 he received the Prix Europa, as well as the Golden Gate Award at the San Francisco InternationalFilmfestival 2007.