Projects we did, about topics, that matter.

Franziskaner Helfen – Fundraising

Franziskaner Helfen is a german Non Profit, inspired by the teachings of Franz of Assisi. Founded in 1969, it supports over 700 development and humanitarian projects in around 78 countries, focusing on education, healthcare, human rights, environmental protection, and poverty reduction. Rooted in Franciscan values, the organization promotes solidarity with the poor, care for creation, and long-term self-help solutions. It also engages in public awareness, advocacy, and offers voluntary service programs

A young girl lying in a hospital bed, looking up thoughtfully, with IV line attached to her arm and a blue medical curtain partially obscuring the view.

Doctors without Borders
- Fundraising

Every minute, somewhere in the world, a pregnant woman has an unsafe abortion. Our film aims to raise awareness about this issue and show that this suffering is now completely preventable.

Close-up of a woman's face with a nose ring, looking downward with a contemplative expression.

Movie poster for 'Route 4: A Dreadful Journey' showing an underwater scene with a diver falling with bubbles and light rays overhead.

Route 4 – Doc

52 min Doc about the Sea Rescue NGO Sea-Eye and the hell refugees face in Lybia. Selected at two oscar qualifying film festivals. Shot in 5 Sea Missions (1 month each) and 7 countries over 3 years.

NABU – Commercial

The NABU (Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union) focuses on preservation, research and activism for our surroundings in a world were destruction of habitats and climate change are more and more prevalent. No matter if young or old, everyone can make a difference and support the organisation via a membership. Our film explores different motivations to participate for a sustainable future.

Two children, a boy and a girl, smile while looking at a walnut they are holding together in a forested area with sunlight filtering through trees.

To Carry a Homeland – Doc

(in Postproduction)

With “Uyghurs in Exile (WT)”, we tell the story of people who have lost their homeland yet keep their culture alive. The accompanying photo essay captures moments that are quiet, yet full of resilience.

The Uyghurs come from East Turkestan, a region now officially called Xinjiang. Their music, language, and traditions are rich and centuries old - but in their homeland, they face severe oppression. Many have been forced to flee and have found a new community in Istanbul. Here, spaces emerge where memories, celebrations, and rituals are kept alive.

Our project is a visual exploration that documents the daily life of a community that refuses to be silenced; quietly standing as a testament to human rights and cultural diversity.

Two women, one in a colorful dress and headscarf, standing outside a small shop at night, with a child in light clothing and head covering, and a cat sitting on the ground nearby. The scene is illuminated by the shop's interior light, with a dark sky and a bright moon overhead.

Sea-Eye – Fundraising

Portraying a sea rescue NGO over the course of 4 weeks and filming the rescue of 17 people on the Mediterranean Sea a silent lament Adressen the European values.
The story is told through a brothers painful journey into foreign lands.

View from a boat on choppy ocean waters showing part of the boat with safety equipment, ropes, and fencing, with distant landmass under cloudy sky.

Sea Shepherd Faroe Islands

In the Faroe Islands, a centuries-old hunt known as the Grindadráp drives pilot whales and dolphins into coastal bays where they are killed in coordinated hunts using modern equipment. While defended locally as tradition, the practice no longer plays a significant nutritional role and is widely criticized by animal welfare advocates. Through its Faroe Islands Campaign, Sea Shepherd Global has spent years documenting hunts, monitoring activities at sea, and applying international pressure to reduce and challenge the practice. The campaign focuses on awareness, lawful intervention, and political leverage, particularly via EU trade relationships, to push for stronger marine protection standards.

Overcast sky over a body of water with distant islands and a boat

Priscilla – Short Doc

For Rea Thusana, a NGO from Capetown, South Africa, we accompanied Priscilla. In this film, we see not just the struggle of one woman but the echo of an entire nation struggling with its identity, its pain, and its hope for a better tomorrow. “Priscilla“ is a portrait of South Africa’s enduring spirit — a reminder that even in the face of overwhelming odds, the human capacity for love, resilience, and transformation remains.

Two young girls sitting on a bed in a small, dimly lit room, looking at a mobile phone. The room has a small table with books and a box on it, and a whiteboard or wall with wires attached. The scene appears intimate and quiet, with the girls focused on the phone.

iKhaya le Themba – Fundraising

iKhaya le Themba is an NPO in the Hout Bay township "Imizamo Yethu" (South Africa) and offers afternoon care, hot meals, individual lessons and the opportunity to be a child without worries. At least for a few hours a day. This Safe Space is open to all those who are orphans or half-orphans or whose family is struggling with special circumstances. Often the children receive their only full meal here.

Against the Silence

- Short Doc

Munich is home to Germany’s largest Uyghur diaspora. Around 700 Uyghurs live here in exile while their community in East Turkestan faces severe persecution. Between cultural preservation and political activism, they draw attention to ongoing human rights violations.

Silhouette of a person with glasses, head bowed, against a dark blue background, with three film festival laurels overlayed and awards for LA Shorts, Berlin International Art Film Festival, and Brozenlens Film Festival.

Join Bands not Gangs - Fundraising

In the townships in South Africa there is a high rate of "gangstarism" and associated murders, drug use, etc. Most people get into this environment as teenagers. Therefore, the NGO Join Bands not Gangs (JBNG) aims to get 8-14 year old children excited about music and gives them access to instruments and lessons. The statistics actually show a decline in gangstarism.

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Projects we did, about topics, that matter.

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Just do it,but with an impact.

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