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Oliver Ressler, is an Austrian artist and filmmaker producing installations, projects in the public space, and films on issues such as economics, democracy, global warming, forms of resistance and social alternatives.
Total trailers found: 12
01 January 2006
5 Factories provides a penetrating look at the Bolivarian socio-economic project designed to challenge the dominant neo-liberal development model.
11 September 2020
For decades, nation states and politicians have proven unable to decarbonize the economy. Oil corporations have funded climate change denial for a quarter century while their own scientists plied them with proofs of disaster.
01 December 2002
The Disobbedienti emerged from the Tute Bianche during the demonstrations against the G8 summit in Genoa in July 2001.
23 March 2023
The treehouses enthrone the Hambacher Forst’s canopy of leaves. They are manifestations of a protest that stopped an energy company from clearing the forest and became the longest tree occupation in Europe.
01 July 2004
In the film “Venezuela from Below,” the true actors in the social process are able to speak: the grassroots.
01 December 2000
Rote Zora is a militant women’s group that carried out over twenty attacks and various other offences in Germany in the eighties.
31 January 2017
In Nauruan, Anubumin means "night"—and darkness is what the fourth joint film by Zanny Begg and Oliver Ressler begins with.
01 January 2022
On September 6, 2021, construction plans were blocked at the Hausfeldstraße U2 station to halt the construction of the Lobau motorway and the so-called Stadtstraße (City Road).
18 August 2020
In mid-February 2013 Vio.Me. began producing organic cleaning products and organic soap. Vio.Me. formed a cooperative in order to operate legally.
04 May 2013
Can we imagine a world without borders, without the nation state and its monopoly on citizenship rights? In their third collaborative film Zanny Begg (Sydney) and Oliver Ressler (Vienna) focus on struggles to obtain citizenship, while at the same time questioning the implicitly exclusionary nature of this concept.
