Tillmann Scholl

A portrait of the people in '70s and '80s St. Pauli.

Short documentary about a Hamburg tenants' initiative that is fighting for its neighborhood.

The small fishing village of Amble by the Sea on the Scottish North Sea coast is struggling with harsh living conditions and dwindling job opportunities. One day, they notice a dolphin feasting on the salmon and instead of moving on, he simply stays on the coast near the fishing village. He is soon christened Freddie and becomes a tourist attraction. Is this the turning point for Amble by the Sea?

Documentary film about the racing cyclist Albert Richter, who was murdered by the Gestapo in Lörrach during the Third Reich. In addition to depicting the unique cycling career of German champion and world champion Albert Richter, the film reconstructs the background to his murder by the Nazis in January 1940. Almost imperceptibly, the viewer is drawn into an exciting political criminal case and its investigation on camera.

Documentary by Tillmann Scholl

Three families in Germany - three reactions to the fear of nuclear war. The family of market researcher B. emigrates to Australia. The second family trusts the small nuclear bunker in the garden. The third is involved in a peace initiative.

Drama by Tillmann Scholl and Marian Czura

Short documentary

On the North Sea coast, between the port city of Newcastle and the Scottish border, lies the town of Amble by the Sea. Long, almost untouched beaches, very cold water, rain, few lucrative jobs, a fishing industry in decline, humor, a thick dialect, friendly people. An English region that is being abandoned. Four years ago, fishermen spotted a dolphin near the coast. It was early summer, salmon season. The dolphin found plenty of food and stayed. Children named him Freddie. He made the place famous, and Amble became a tourist destination. Northern England, 1991, a visit to Amble by the Sea above and below the water.