Jonas Eisenschmidt

From industrial sounds to the sounds of nature: the film accompanies field recordist Patrick Franke with a camera and microphone, while also exploring our relationship with nature in times of pandemic.

This documentary tells the story of a Greek family who run a thriving snack bar on the Greek island of Lesbos. Their only customers are refugees who have just arrived from the war-torn areas of the Middle-East.

A young refugee is stabbed to death in Celle in northern Germany. The police question, interrogate, perform an autopsy, search, take evidence, record: 1,700 pages. An approach to structural racism via files, soccer and growing up.

From industrial sounds to the sounds of nature: the film accompanies field recordist Patrick Franke with a camera and microphone, while also exploring our relationship with nature in times of pandemic.

This documentary tells the story of a Greek family who run a thriving snack bar on the Greek island of Lesbos. Their only customers are refugees who have just arrived from the war-torn areas of the Middle-East.

A young refugee is stabbed to death in Celle in northern Germany. The police question, interrogate, perform an autopsy, search, take evidence, record: 1,700 pages. An approach to structural racism via files, soccer and growing up.