DOCUMENTARIES
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AMMONITES – BEAUTY PRESSED IN STONE
was part of my bachelors degree in January 2026 and will be screened publically on 15 August 2026 at the Doberg Natural History Museum in Bünde, North Rhine-Westphalia.
The film takes its audience on a journey into the mysterious world of the ammonites. For over 340 million years, these cephalopods formed a fundamental pillar of the ocean’s ecosystems, until they disappeared from the face of the earth along with the dinosaurs. All that remains are the fossils of their shells, which this film showcases in detail. Let us journey back in time together to admire these unique creatures, explore how they lived and evolved, and discover how they are now being brought to light from their sleep lasting millions of years...
This film was produced in collaboration with the special exhibition ‘Ammonite Masterpieces’, Dr René Hoffmann, PhD, Mieke Löw and paleoartist Aldrich Hezekiah, and was conceived as a final-year project for Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences.
An international version is currently in production.
OTHER WORKS
EINE EULE FÜR BIELEFELD
City guide Marlies Gillmann Busse, city historian Joachim Wibbing and Ruth M. Seiler, church musician with the city’s choir, offer an insight into the rich and fascinating history of the Marienkirche in Bielefeld’s Neustadt district.
DAS ERBE UNSERER YIAYIA
1960, in Rizia, Greece. A young woman throws herself in front of a goods train. Sixty years later, three students, including a relative of the deceased, travel to Thessaly to unravel the mystery of this incident, and in doing so encounter an enforced silence, delayed grief and female anger from a time when suppressed femininity was the norm, and defiant rebellion had grave consequences...
DIE WURMLINGER KAPELLE
In the first episode of his series ‘Durch’s Ländle’, Steven Wolff sets off for Wurmlingen and, together with Vicar Martin Uhl, uncovers the secrets of the Wurmlingen Chapel, a significant landmark in the Schäbische Gäu region near Tübingen.
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF FAIRY SHRIMPS
Who hasn’t heard of them? Those tiny prehistoric crabs that used to come in magazines and science kits when we were children? But what sort of creatures are they really, where do they come from, and why can their eggs still hatch into young crabs even years later? This film gets to the bottom of all these questions and shows you prehistoric crabs as you’ve never seen them before...