Katharina Posch Trailers
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Most Popular Katharina Posch Trailers
Total trailers found: 8
Robolove Trailer (2020)
09 October 2020
Robolove is a documentary that explores the interaction between humans and humanoid robots. The filmmaker visits various technology research centers in Japan, Korea, China, USA and Europe as researchers share the challenges of injecting human emotions into these robots.
Melt Trailer (2025)
21 November 2025
How do people live in snowbound areas? What are the mechanisms for simply moving snow around? How have ski resorts mechanised what ought to be a natural process? A comprehensive study of global warming as it is directly experienced by arctic and alpine communities.
Earth Trailer (2019)
17 May 2019
Several billion tons of earth are moved annually by humans - with shovels, excavators or dynamite. Nikolaus Geyrhalter observes people in mines, quarries, large construction sites in a constant struggle to appropriate the planet.
Tales of Franz Trailer (2022)
14 April 2022
Franz is by far the smallest in the class, has blond ringlets and gets a high-pitched squeaky voice when he gets upset.
Die Zukunft ist besser als ihr Ruf Trailer (2017)
12 May 2017
A film about people who make a difference. They are committed to a lively political culture, to sustainable solutions in food and construction, to clarity in thinking about the economy, and to social justice.
If You Are Afraid You Put Your Heart into Your Mouth and Smile Trailer (2025)
26 September 2025
Anna, 12, lives with her deaf mother in a loving bond, yet under humble conditions, that are a source of social shame when she begins high school.
Homo Sapiens Trailer (2016)
29 July 2016
HOMO SAPIENS is visionary documentarian Nikolaus Geyrhalter's exploration of the finiteness and fragility of human existence, the end of the industrial age, and what it means to be a human being.
Rettet das Dorf Trailer (2020)
28 February 2020
The village is happiness. That’s what the images we have of it in our minds tell us—a main square as a lively hub, a corner store, a tavern, and on the outskirts, a view of meadows and farms.
