Our definition of FILMKULTUR
Filmkultur
describes
…the discovery, development, promotion and dissemination of films that enrich today’s society and help shape tomorrow’s world.
…the discovery, development, promotion and dissemination of films that enrich today’s society and help shape tomorrow’s world.
Trust, respect, openness – all of our values require courage. Courage is the prerequisite for acting according to these values.
The basis for justice and fairness is a respectful way of dealing with each other. This includes humans, animals and nature alike.
We understand sincerity as the foundation for trust. It is our base where we face the world.
Diversity is what defines us. Our society as a whole and each individual for himself. We want to promote this understanding.
The ability to empathize with other individuals and situations expands our horizons and enriches our lives.
Only with sincere interest, curiosity and an open eye we can really recognize and accept opportunities.
For fellow humans, for animals, for the environment, for decisions for words – we take responsibility. We act consciously.
We consider the effects of our actions with a view to the future. We want to shape our life in the moment in a sustainable way.
We see reliability as a prerequisite for long-term relationships. As a reliable partner, we make careful decisions.
Documentary film is multifaceted. And it can be. However, the many different interpretations of the genre and the lack of transparency are increasingly weakening the confidence of the audience. On the other hand, the basic trust in documentary formats is underestimated. I wish that we counteract this trend together. For the love of documentaries. I want to contribute to this with FILMKULTUR.
Regardless of whether a documentary draws attention to grievances, discusses opinions or shows utopias, it leaves the viewer with impulses that can influence their future actions. I see our films as a contribution to a responsible and equal global society, that may be a little bit better tomorrow than we know it today.