Christoph Schlingensief and his Films

A thoughtful, talky documentary that feels like a lively seminar on why art feels stuck, mixing intellectual debate with wry humor.

A provocative, ironic backstage documentary that feels like a tense political stunt, blending absurdity and unease as it confronts extremism.

A short, cerebral collage that juxtaposes political imagery with provocative associations, inviting reflection rather than immersion.

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

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

A brief, talky art-scene provocation that feels like a lively, self-aware conversation about culture and its place in the world.

A lively, affectionate portrait of a provocative artist, mixing archival footage and interviews into an engaging, occasionally unruly tribute.

A quiet, talky sit that drifts between conversation and film clips, rewarding patience with a thoughtful, low-key mood.

A talky, thoughtful sit-down that unpacks the craft and politics behind a landmark film, rewarding for cinephiles but dry for casual viewers.}{.

A talky, reflective documentary that walks you through a taboo subject with curiosity and a wry, matter-of-fact calm.

A reflective, interview-driven portrait that mixes archival clips and talking heads to evoke a sharp, controversial media figure.

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