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Drogen und Komasaufen
Sich die Welt schön trinken, high sein und pfeifen auf den Alltag mit all seinem Stress, Druck und der Verantwortung – was kann schöner sein? Die eigenen Grenzen kennen – gar nicht so leicht als junger Mensch. Die Gefahren legaler und illegaler Drogen sind vielfältig, deren Wirkung gerade für Jugendliche jedoch oft zu verlockend. So auch für Dennis und seine Freunde. Der Film begleitet die Clique beim nächtlichen Feiern und beobachtet, wie der Gruppenzwang einen dazu drängt, mit den anderen mitzutrinken und die eigenen Grenzen aus den Augen zu verlieren.
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Tod durch Deo-Schnüffeln
5.600 Tage war Burkhard Nachtigall glücklich. Dann veränderte sich alles. Fabian – sein einziges Kind – starb. Er erstickte kurz nach seinem 15. Geburtstag, weil er Deodorant inhalierte.
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Drunken Driving
“Of course I can still drive.“ A sentence that many young people have certainly heard and even said themselves after drinking alcohol at a party. In this film, four young drivers, supervised by the police, test the truth of this assertion on an ADAC training ground.
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Expressionism
The expression of a painting is meant to depict the artist’s inner world and bring it out. Nature is not simply portrayed as it presents itself to the viewer. Colours play a very important role here because they serve as a medium to express the innermost feelings in a picture. This effect has been achieved by the Expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in the painting “Staberhof Farm on Fehmarn“ of 1912.
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Habitats in Human Hands
Forests, hedges, heathlands or colourful meadows are the epitome of unspoilt nature for us.
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Spiders
Spiders evoke fear and disgust with many people. Spiders living in or near houses are often killed by humans or vacuumed away with their vacuum cleaners. But that does not need to happen! Spiders contribute to the biological balance by eating mosquitoes, flies and other pests. A world without spiders would be scary! The film covers in detail and explains the zoological classification of spiders, their characteristics, food and hunting techniques, their different habitats as well as reproduction and brood care. Spectacular shots of spiders make the film a thrilling experience and reveal what we have never seen before in the hidden world of spiders.
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Parasites
Parasites are not a small group of organisms, as many believe. Parasitism is a specific mode of life in which one creature, a parasite, lives on another creature and feeds on it. Apart from well-known parasites such as ticks or bed bugs, also animals like the cuckoo or the ichneumon fly and plants, for example the mistletoe, live parasitically. With a lot of animations, recordings and microscope images the film illustrates how this ectoparasitic way of life evolves, to what extent the parasites deprive their hosts and what other living organisms engage in parasitism, too. Humans easily become hosts to parasites and the latter can transmit serious diseases. The malaria cycle and the danger of ESME are described and preventive measures that can be taken are shown.
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Indian Priests
Is there anything unusual about Father Xavier, a coloured missionary from India, working as a priest in Germany? The film begins with Xavier in his Indian home village where people Christianity is part of people’s everyday lives. Then we see him work as a chaplain in a community in Munich where he is faced with the situation of the Church in Germany: empty rows and mainly senior churchgoers. He learns that foreigners are not always welcomed with open arms. What does “mission” mean today? Has Germany become a place in need of missionary work? If there is a shortage of young priests in Germany, is it possible to simply invite young priests from other cultures, from the churches of Asia, Africa and Latin America to come here? Are they bringing the message they once received from missionaries back to Europe? Does evangelisation now take place the other way round?
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MedienLB has been producing award-winning school films and interactive modules for the classroom since 2006.
Globalisation
A visit to the weekly market. Here they lie peacefully side by side: pears and apples from local regions next to exotic fruits such as kiwi, lychee, papaya and mango. What was an exotic rarity not so long ago is meanwhile offered throughout the whole year. So today there is a wide range of products from all over the world. The reason for this variety of products is what has become widely known under the term of globalisation.
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Czechia
This DVD offers a clearly structured overview covering the following aspects: Situation in Europe, size and population, landscapes (Bohe- mia, Moravia), mountains (Sudetes, Sudeten Mountains, Ore Mountains, Bohemian Forest), rivers (Elbe, Vitava), the climate, history (short overview, traffic, transport and infra- structure, economic structure (agriculture, industry, mining and energy supply), tourism, car industry (Skoda), breweries (Budweis, Pilsen), spas, important cities and sights, capital of Prague, traditions, language, education, food and drink, culture and music. High-quality film clips and aerial shots, animated maps, histo- rical film scenes as well as original sound interviews give the pupils a comprehensive overview of the Czech Republic and its people.
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Tibet
Tibet, the so-called »Roof of the World«, is a vast highland in Central Asia. Hidden behind huge mountain ranges, the highest plateau of earth together with its inhabitants, the Tibetans, is little known to the rest of the world. The »country of the snow lion«, as the historical Tibet is also called, is comprised of the three big provinces Ü-Tsang, Kham and Amdo and several smaller ones encompassing an area of 2.5 million square kilometres. China, however, incorporated all of Amdo and large parts of Kham into the adjacent Chinese provinces. The remaining area was given the name »Tibet Autonomous Region«.
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