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La Magra (1998)
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The Making of Sexy Beast (2001)
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Director’s Journal: Making The Invisible Man (2020)
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Druzhba: The Friendship Pipeline (2021)
"The Pipeline of the Century -- How Soviet Natural Gas Came to the West" by director Matthias Schmidt shows touching personal memories. The production is a treasure trove of material in which previously unpublished visual material about the construction of the century and its builders can be seen. Writer & Director Matthias Schmidt ; A Co-Production by LOOKSfilm and MDR in Cooperation with ARTE
