52 min.

The naked, corpulent figurine is one of the oldest works of art in human history. Once considered a stone-age fertility or sex symbol, new theories assume that it represents the protective, wise old woman and put an end to outdated clichés and stereotypes.

52 min. 

The international docu-drama tells the story of this turning point in world history. Until today, the battle is surrounded by countless myths, yet very few certainties.

52 min. 

The heir to Caesar used brutal violence to become ruler of the Empire. Nevertheless, his reforms ensured the heyday of Roman culture for centuries.

52 min. 

This compelling docu-drama sheds light on the history of the Rothschild Family through the eyes of Miriam Rothschild, a renowned scientist of the 20^th century. 

52 min. 

2,500 years ago, Hallstatt was home to one of Europe’s most significant settlements and has even lent its name to an Iron Age culture. This documentary investigates the lives and work of the people of Hallstatt and explores especially the central role of women in the prehistoric salt mines.

52 min.

Why did the Vikings hunt humans? Who were their victims? What impact did the human trafficking of the Vikings have on the Europe of the Middle Ages? This docu-drama seeks out the answers to these questions and illuminates the history of the Vikings and their slaves.