Swissmade

A calm, talkative tour through big ideas, more like a lively lecture than a story, rewarding for curious viewers.

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

A kaleidoscopic mosaic of brief visions that feels like flipping through a book of experimental sketches—uneven, cerebral, and occasionally mesmerizing.

A slow, hypnotic black-and-white meditation on faces, landscapes, and technology that rewards patience with quiet unease.

A sober, talk-heavy documentary that asks you to sit with big claims and weigh them slowly.

A short, speculative anthology that gestures at dystopian tech themes without the dread or polish of its inspiration.

A dry, methodical documentary that sifts through photographs and testimony, asking you to weigh evidence rather than feel swept along.

A dizzying, intellectually playful lecture that bounces between film clips and wild digressions, demanding close attention but rewarding with infectious enthusiasm.

A quiet, essayistic documentary that asks you to listen closely to many voices.

A thoughtful, insider conversation about technology and art, fascinating for film lovers but dry for casual viewers.

A thoughtful, offbeat tour of the digital age that mixes wonder, unease, and Herzog's deadpan curiosity into a quietly unsettling meditation.

A slow, cerebral portrait that rewards patience with ideas about image and sound rather than story.