In a magical forest, all creatures live in love and harmony—until one day a power-hungry tiger appears and wants to change that. What is stronger—love or hate?

In a fictional TV segment, set sometime between 1965 and 1989, the sisters Sanna and Yva Kopmann are followed during the traditional rot-naschi-harvest in Kuppeby. They talk about the special tasks involved in the harvest and the sale of the crop.

The fox is hungry. But the turkey does not want to be eaten.

The music video for “Ich bin ein Murkel” offers insights into the values ​​and lifestyle of the Murkels, who live in harmony with nature and cultivate a peaceful coexistence. Their philosophy is not only presented but also made emotionally tangible – an invitation to understand this attitude and perhaps even adopt a part of it oneself.

There’s a lot going on in the forest. The wolf finds a pizza, the cheeky Minions just eat it away and the wolf is furious. He eats the Minions, Mario arrives, saves the Minions and then Sonic and Little Red Riding Hood come to the rescue. Big fight. In the end, they all become friends. How does that work? That’s what the film is about.

A young fisherman discovers a weakened mermaid on the shore. Plastic and environmental pollution have made her ill. As they overcome their language barriers and share their worlds with each other, a special bond begins to grow between them.

When a man wanders out to build himself a log cabin, he quickly learns what happens if you disrupt the quiet in the woods.

“Good Move” tells a story of decisions: big and small, difficult and easy, spontaneous and hesitant. The decision to film the video for the song in the small town of Bad Sülze in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, however, was an easy one. Because Bad Sülze fascinated Edyta Rogowska-Żak, the driving force behind Duxius. The spa town impressed her with the abandoned Hotel Hamburg, the pastel-colored old houses, the lush nature, and the warm, highly creative people. A touch of Wes Anderson wafted through the little town.