Natalie Halla Films

A very personal filmic journey of the director to four indigenous nomadic peoples and their shamans unexpectedly becomes an exciting testimonial of the day to day life of these last nomadic cultures, whose physical and cultural survival is existentially threatened by climate change.

In Slovakia, behind walls built to separate the Romani ethnicity from the “white” population, babies are born in precarious conditions. In Palestine, a civilian population’s life passes in the shadow of a concrete wall eleven meters high. Beyond that wall, family, land, and jobs are left behind...

When fleeing from the war with the Red Khmer, eight years old Ngoc manages to survive alone a three weeks boat odyssey. Thanks to the humanity of an Austrian family,he gets integrated into the Austrian society and becomes a renown TCM doctor. Forty years later he decides to give medical aid to ar...

A magnitude 7 earthquake shook Haiti on January 12, 2010, reducing the poorest country in America to rubble. Immediately rescue teams from all over the world came to the island to search for the citizens trapped below the rubble in a fight against the clock. A team of Spanish firefighters, accomp...

They go to extraordinary lengths to support their families. Carrying babies on their backs, they harvest coca leaves and extract cocaine paste barefoot. Some turn to drug micro-trade to avoid prostitution; others smuggle cocaine abroad, hoping to change their fate. They ignore the harm they cause...

Four people deeply immersed in their element, which makes them carry on a borderwalk between life and death. A movie about the search for the ultimative value of life.

In CHILDREN OF THE FOREST six-year-old Andreas recounts his unusual and fascinating childhood in an Austrian forest-Kindergarten. The idillic experience of which is darkened by the gradual destruction of their forest.

How does musical genius come about? The documentary THE HEIR OF LISZT tells about the unusual life of the 11-year-old piano genius and composer Michael Andreas Häringer and sheds light on some of the lesser known aspects of the biographies of his famous ancestors, Franz Liszt and Sophie Menter.