Nathalie David

The Swiss artist Harald Naegeli became known around the world as the “Sprayer of Zurich” in the late 1970s. With his graffiti he criticized the monotonous, inhospitable cityscape of Zurich, but also the politics and the handling of the environment. In her sensitive portrait, director Nathalie David shows Harald Naegeli's multifaceted personality - as a visionary, argumentative artist, rebel, philosopher and astute, humorous person.

In the early 1960s, Hubert Fichte and architectural photographer Leonore Mau met. An extraordinary love affair and productive artistic working group arose, which lasted until Hubert Fichte's death. Nathalie David, long-time assistant Leonore Mau's, draws, in many Sunday visits, an intimate portrait of the person and her relationship with Fichte.

Documentary about a primary school teacher who has developed her own unique educational philosophy over the years and is now about to retire: Dietlind Schildt takes on a fourth-grade class for the last time at a primary school in Hamburg's Ottensen district—for the children, it is their last year of primary school. The filmmakers accompany her through a typical school day, letting the experienced teacher talk about the challenges and difficulties of her profession and explain her own philosophy of a balanced education that goes beyond the usual norms. But the students also have their say, talking about their diverse experiences and influences during their time at elementary school.