Aus eigener Kraft - Ein Filmspiel vom Auto

A dizzying, playful kaleidoscope of city life and filmmaking itself, demanding but exhilarating as it invents a new visual language.

A light, fact-filled look at cars that explains how things work without ever feeling like a lecture.

A gentle, nostalgic archival ramble through old photographs and footage, more educational than gripping, best for curious history-minded viewers.

A dry, chatty illustrated lecture that ambles along pleasantly, more curious artifact than entertainment.

A brief, plain slice of office life that plays like a gentle advertisement, easy to watch and mildly amusing.

A gentle, static parade of famous faces from a century ago, watched more as a curiosity than as entertainment.

A quiet, hypnotic window into a vanished streetscape, best watched as a slow, curious drift through ordinary life.

A dry, instructional short that patiently showcases postal vehicles, feeling more like a civic lecture than a story.

A brief, featherweight silent comedy of mishaps, played broad and easy, gone before it asks anything of you.

A brief, quiet glimpse of a busy old street, watched with the calm curiosity of a passing observer.

A dry, quietly curious industrial short that watches machinery do its work with patient, unshowy interest.

A brisk, jokey short that breezes through its subject with light narration and a few mild gags.