Ralph Etter

The story of CARGO takes place on rusty space-freighter KASSANDRA on its way to Station 42. The young medic LAURA is the only one awake on board while the rest of the crew lies frozen in hibernation sleep. In 4 months will Laura's shift be over.

Dessau, largely destroyed during the war and characterized by emigration since reunification, is demographically one of the oldest cities in Europe. A portrait from two perspectives of its young inhabitants.

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Wyld chronicles one year in the post-pandemic lives of three teenagers navigating the chaotic transition into adulthood in Switzerland. Using an innovative triple vertical split-screen that mimics a social media diary, the story simultaneously follows Ben, a retail apprentice quietly exploring his sexual identity, Momo, a passionate school dropout determined to change the world, and Zoe, a musician trying to process a #MeToo trauma. As their individual journeys intersect, the film captures a raw, authentic, and modern portrait of a generation fighting for freedom, healing, and self-acceptance under intense societal pressure.

The story of CARGO takes place on rusty space-freighter KASSANDRA on its way to Station 42. The young medic LAURA is the only one awake on board while the rest of the crew lies frozen in hibernation sleep. In 4 months will Laura's shift be over.

Dessau, largely destroyed during the war and characterized by emigration since reunification, is demographically one of the oldest cities in Europe. A portrait from two perspectives of its young inhabitants.

Dessau, largely destroyed during the war and characterized by emigration since reunification, is demographically one of the oldest cities in Europe. A portrait from two perspectives of its young inhabitants.

Dessau, largely destroyed during the war and characterized by emigration since reunification, is demographically one of the oldest cities in Europe. A portrait from two perspectives of its young inhabitants.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

Wyld chronicles one year in the post-pandemic lives of three teenagers navigating the chaotic transition into adulthood in Switzerland. Using an innovative triple vertical split-screen that mimics a social media diary, the story simultaneously follows Ben, a retail apprentice quietly exploring his sexual identity, Momo, a passionate school dropout determined to change the world, and Zoe, a musician trying to process a #MeToo trauma. As their individual journeys intersect, the film captures a raw, authentic, and modern portrait of a generation fighting for freedom, healing, and self-acceptance under intense societal pressure.