Beuys

A brief, thoughtful essayistic portrait that moves like a poem, asking you to sit with words and images rather than a story.

A gripping, intimate portrait of an artist under pressure, blending creative energy with the chill of political repression.

A brief, talky portrait of a flamboyant intellectual, playful and reflective, like eavesdropping on a lively conversation about art and self.

A brisk, argumentative essay-film that feels like a passionate public plea, mixing archival texture with direct address to make its case.

A patient, observational look at ordinary people swept into a vast art project, quietly absorbing and thoughtful.

A quiet, thoughtful portrait that lets you watch art and politics quietly collide on a city street.

A thoughtful, music-filled portrait that asks you to sit with a life lived at the centre of political history.

A cerebral, talky road documentary that follows a self-assured intellectual campaigning across Europe, mixing theatre and politics into a thoughtful, slow-moving essay.

A thoughtful, image-rich meditation on protest art, pairing stark historical prints with the quiet, deliberate craft of making them.

A reflective, personal essay on art and family legacy, moving gently between memory and politics with quiet warmth.

A thoughtful, reflective portrait that immerses you in one artist's restless imagination and the strange poetry of screens.

A sobering, evidence-driven excavation of a self-mythologising artist, forcing you to sit with uncomfortable truths.