Cinema· Berlin
Hiddensee
A 119-minute German documentary (2026) by Annekatrin Hendel that portrays the Baltic Sea island of Hiddensee as a refuge for artists, freethinkers, and seekers over the past century, using hypnotic black-and-white imagery to weave together landscape, history, and personal fates into a "miniature Germany" reflecting the country's political tensions from the 1920s to today.