Let it Bleed documents The Rolling Stones phenomenon over 40 years. Their music and story with all the highs and lows, explosive excesses and cultural resonances. The epic documentary features extensive interviews with the band, friends, fans, colleagues, commentators and accomplices. It is quite simply, the greatest rock’n’roll story ever told.

“Get Up Stand Up” highlights music as a contribution as force for scale and political change. The six-part documentary series features artists such as Bono, Bob Geldof, as well as actors, activists and music journalists.
The documentary won the Gold World Medal for Best Director (Documentary / Info) “at the New York Festival in 2005.

A three hour musical portrait of the Scottish folk legend Donovan tells the success story of an exceptional talent rolled up in the 1960s. The artist travels through Ireland to places that played a defining role in his career.

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This documentary portrays the pre-election state of a nation from the perspective of musicians, people from the ghetto, politicians, brokers, war veterans, professors and artists. Episode 2 is devoted to the mood as portrayed by artists and veterans, while part 4 concentrates on social divisions in the land of seemingly endless opportunities.

Episode 5 of this multi-part series on Austropop focuses on the international success of austrian musicians: Falco, Supermax, Karl Ratzer, Opus, SAB, Kruder & Dorfmeister and many others.

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An intimate portrait of the legendary singer Freddie Mercury. It also covers issues the singer avoided during his lifetime. Featuring contemporaries by people who have never been interviewed: family members, friends, colleagues and employees.
Winner of the Press Prize at the Montreux Rose d’Or in 2001 and nominated for a Grammy in 2002 in the category “Best Long Form Video.”

The birthplace of the hippie movement summer of 1967 was Haight Ashbury, San Francisco. The documentary features the development of alternative living, such as the Commune 1 with Amon Düül and Uschi Obermaier or the Hog Farm commune, who provided security and meals at the legendary Woodstock music festival.