Austria Movies

Documenting the tenth of twelve battles near the Isonzo River bordering Italy and Austria-Hungary. World War One.

A unique documentary about a guy who tries to find his way while struggling with mental health

Creating an artwork with no production costs—for sure that's the dream of all artists living in precarity. In "All Now, All Free!" Michael Heindl deli...

"ROTOЯ | Sonic Body" by artist collective NO1 is a physically intense perception cinema and phenomenological study. At visual and acoustic levels, the...

A drama in the continuum of perturbance in the mixed-gender relationship. Based on shoulder and hand symbolism as historical body language, the histor...

The project explores urban edges as they correspond with the marginality of social groups who inhabit them. Distance, the anonymity of the architectur...

This film is an adaptation of an ancient Japanese No play. Four card-players and one is playing for his life. However, he is unaware that he is only a...

Inge arrives at the palace. Something disturbs her. An uncanny experience has left its mark. Viktor, the assistant of the count, shows her to the coun...

A fairy tale drama set in the mountains. Anna and Alois are on the Großvenedig Mountain. Following their adventures with crevasses, a bold bunch of sa...

A chain of household accidents, provoked by panic over a basically harmless cut.

Documentary about refugees from Western Sahara living in Algeria.

It did not exist before 1986, but now it is creeping into your apartment and lurking everywhere, ready to block your arteries - and blow your fucking...

A region south of Vienna. A walk through history: the Turkish wars, the witch burnings, the persecution of the Jews, the Second World War. The histori...

A woman on her way from prison, she decides to go on. The reconnaissance of political resistance until present day.

A project begun by an Austrian in Canada - the management of an extensive forest area in Algoma, northern Ontario, aimed at the regeneration of the no...

"A montage of years of personal videography. My way of seeing was, and remains, more important than the object itself." (Michael Pilz)