Dok @home Selection

In our online film library for the artistic feature-length documentary, you will find a new film every month – since November 2022. We offer you a curated selection and bring relevant and outstanding international documentaries to your home on your digital screen, even outside the festival period. As with the festival, the aim is to thematically represent the great diversity of our society, always with the aim of giving a stage to high quality documentary filmmaking and powerful stories. 

New month, new film! At the end of the month, we make the previous film of the month permanently available in our film library with the release of each new film. So it's worth coming back - look forward to the other films with us!

 

  • The films are available throughout Germany.
  • The fee for each film is 5,00 euros.
  • From the first start of the film, it is available for 48 hours. By "the first start" is meant the first click on "Watch now".
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The films

Dok @home Selection: 1001 NIGHTS APART (Germany, Iran, United States 2021, Sarvnaz Alambeigi). Sheherazade had to tell stories to stay alive – we have to dance!
Dok @home Selection: ALLE 28 TAGE (Germany 2015, Ina Borrmann). Ina and Marc have been a couple for years. Ina never saw herself as a mother but one day the desire to have children was there. What should you do if nature is not cooperating? The film shows first hand the significance of a desire to have children and its influence on relationships and everyday life.
Dok @home Selection: DRAGON WOMEN (Belgium, South Korea, Switzerland 2021, Frédérique de Montblanc). People call them “dragons”: the women who have fought their way to the top of the finance industry.
Dok @home Selection: DREIVIERTELBLUT. WELTRAUMTOURISTEN (Germany 2020, Marcus H. Rosenmüller. Co-Director: Johannes Kaltenhauser). "Mia san ned nur mia" – ingenious Heimatsound with a view to the universal whole.
Dok @home Selection: ERWIN OLAF – THE LEGACY (Netherlands 2020, Michiel van Erp). The award-winning Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf contemplates his life and artistic work. Will what he produces have a value in the future? A sensitive film about a fascinating artist.
Dok @home Selection: FAT FRONT (Denmark, Norway, Sweden 2019, Louise Detlefsen, Louise Unmack Kjeldsen). All bodies are good bodies! Body positivity activists fight for a new body image.
Dok @home Selection: FEMINISM WTF (Austria 2023, Katharina Mückstein). Everything that people need to know right now about feminism, gender diversity and sex!
Dok @home Selection: GERMANY REPRESENT – JUNG, WEIBLICH, POLITISCH (Germany 2021, Jannika Quaas). Nyke, Audrey and Lilli: three politicians making Germany more diverse.
Dok @home Selection: GIRL GANG (Switzerland 2022, Susanne Regina Meures). Surface gloss and the price you have to pay: a look into the world of a teenage influencer and her biggest fan.
Dok @home Selection: GODS OF MOLENBEEK – AATOS JA AMINE (Belgium, Finland, Germany 2019, Reetta Huhtanen). Friends, Amine and Aatos, live in the same apartment block. Their world revolves around spiders, the search for god and, one day, terror, which changes everything in their district of Molenbeek. A contemporary childhood study that goes beyond clichés.
Dok @home Selection: HE'S MY BROTHER (Denmark 2021, Cille Hannibal, Christine Hanberg). What does the world feel like with three senses? A Danish family’s struggle for their son.
Dok @home Selection: JONAS DEICHMANN – DAS LIMIT BIN NUR ICH (Germany 2022, Markus Weinberg, Steffi Rostoski). An extreme athlete eyes up a new world record: a triathlon around the globe.
Dok @home Selection: LA PREMIÈRE MARCHE (Frankreich 2020, Hakim Atoui, Baptiste Etchegaray). Queer, angry and revolutionary! Four students in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis get the banlieue’s first LGBTQIA+ Pride off the ground.
Dok @home Selection: RÊVER SOUS LE CAPITALISME – DREAMING UNDER CAPITALISM (Belgium 2017, Sophie Bruneau). With incessant greed the ghost of neoliberalism pursues the labouring masses even to their beds: “And I saw the image of the people who were eating me." It’s high time for this smart, essayistic exorcism by Sophie Bruneau.
Dok @home Selection: SIRENS (Lebanon, United States 2022, Rita Baghdadi). Lilas and Shery, co-founders and guitarists of Lebanon’s first all-female metal band, wrestle with friendship, sexuality and destruction in their pursuit of becoming thrash metal rock stars.
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