Original Documentary Films
with Depth and Purpose

At 18, Gegeene is caught between two worlds: a university student in a fast-paced modern life and the chosen host of a thousand-year-old spirit, destined to lead one of Mongolia’s most revered shaman guilds.
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As both paths pull at him, he must navigate identity, tradition, and the quiet weight of the generations to come.

At 70, Baatar tends his herd on the Mongolian steppe, continuing a way of life shaped by thousands of years.

As his children choose different paths, he reflects on what it means to remain nomadic in a modernizing world.

A short documentary about work, childhood, and continuity.

Nomads follows a 12-year-old boy and his family through one ordinary day on Mongolia’s northern steppe, where a way of life shaped by the land continues quietly, even as it becomes increasingly rare.

A short documentary following Arno Drefke, the last known survivor of East Berlin’s original U-Boot secret Stasi prison. Arrested at 19 and stripped of his identity, he became only “Prisoner 62.”

Now in his 90s, Arno reflects on the silence, psychological torment, and lasting trauma of a system built to erase him, and what it means to survive

A short documentary about recognition, dignity, and the people we often overlook.

It follows Malachi “Mike” Basden, a jazz musician and artist who has made Rosenthaler Platz both his stage and his home, using music and art to forge connections with those around him.