Documentary
Directed by ERNST GOSSNER
Documentation of 5 survivers of the concentration camp Mauthausen / Austria. Stories told 70 years after the liberation on 5th of May 1945 their lifes and very different ways of dealing with the horror that was subjected to. An impressive documention of some less people which die out the next couple of years.
Directed by EGON HUMER
The story of an expulsion, told by twelve former Austrian Jews, who fled to New York in the time between 1938 and 1940. A story of the loss of identity and about the hardship of finding oneself once more between two worlds.
Directed by ALISA DOUER
A documentary about three people of Jewish origin who were able to survive the Nazi regime in Austria as “U-Boats”. A film about solidarity, humanity and the selfless aid of a few in an omnipresent system of injustice and inhumanity.
Directed by ALISA DOUER
Six Austrian-born authors who were compelled to flee from the Nazis return to Vienna. Surrounded by the scenes of their youth, they talk about childhood, expulsion and flight. The relationship with their country of origin remains ambivalent – the fear of renewed hostility and anti-semitism cannot be overcome.
Directed by EGON HUMER
Between 1943 and 1945 a tunnel was driven under the Loiblpass by the political prisoners from the Mauthausen concentration camp. This tunnel links two people to this day: Dipl. Ing. Janko Tisler – engineer and Dr Sigbert Ramsauer – SS doctor.
Directed by EGON HUMER
Four Austrian former high-ranking National Socialists, condemned in part for serious war crimes tell of their engagement for Hitler, their part in the NS system and their unshakeable identification with National Socialism.
