It’s 2001 – the year in which the towers will fall. Julia is fifteen and for her, only two things matter: Hip-hop and the solidarity within her “crew”, a group of youngsters who belong to the so-called “residual waste” at school. They are the ones left behind, outsiders who no one believes have a future. In the Austrian valley, overrun by tourism but also deeply backwoods, everything seems to be going as usual. But one day, one of the teachers forces Julia's class to take part in a political experiment - and sets off an avalanche of fateful events...

Loosely based on Angela Lehner's novel of the same name, this film tells a highly original yet exciting and truly entertaining story about friendship, youthful rebellion and the big world on a small scale, shortly before 9/11 changes everything: full of self-irony and humour, with lots of cool music and an unmistakable sound, to which the legendary local hip-hop band “Texta”, which is artistically involved in this project, will also contribute...

Screenplay and director: Sabine Koder
Music: Kyrre Kvam and Texta

A WHee Film production

Seven long-time buddies head off to spend a relaxing weekend in the mountains. But even the ascent to the chic holiday chalet causes problems as the skilift is out of order. The mood drops rapidly during the several-hour walk - and the next unpleasant surprise awaits the group at the top. Three young strangers have made themselves at home in the hut - and they have absolutely no intention of leaving. The situation escalates - and suddenly a shot is fired...

A tragicomedy about pleasant and unpleasant truths, rigid possessiveness, multiple life crises and the value of old and new friendships...

Director: Natalie Spinell
Screenplay: Dominique Lorenz
Cast: Julia Koschitz, Friederike Kempter, Maximilian Brückner, Brigitte Hobmeier, Felix Hellmann, Katrin Wichmann, Slavko Popadić, Simon Morzé, Camille Dombrowsky, Marcel Mohab

A production by Roxy Film (Germany) in cooperation with WHee Film (Austria) on behalf of ZDF

Annie Breuer, a single mother in her mid-thirties, has better and worse days. On the better days she is clearly the best mommy in the world for her two children. But on the worse days a dark shadow falls over her soul. When it almost seems as if Annie simply can't cope with life's various hurdles, she suddenly receives help from an unexpected source - and two old proverbs come true. Firstly: Humor is the button that can prevent us from bursting our collars. And secondly: It takes a whole village (in this case an old Viennese apartment building with a motley crew of residents) to raise a child (or two)...

A warm-hearted and at the same time rather quirky comedy about all kinds of people you'd like to have as neighbors…even if you'd sometimes rather shoot some of them straight to the moon..

Written and directed by Rupert Henning
Cast: Martina Ebm, Neda Rahmanian, Safira Robens, Rainer Egger, Hanno Koffler, Marcel Mohab and many more

A production by WHee Film and Gebhardt Productions for ORF and MDR

This new film adaptation of Theodor Storm's most famous novella is set in the 21st century and addresses the major challenges posed by climate change, rising sea levels and the threat of flooding facing the population on the North Frisian coast. Hauke Haien, who is responsible for coastal protection, calls for a radical rethink. But the people, whose ancestors have wrested land from the sea with their dykes for centuries, realize too late that Hauke will be right with his warnings...

A classic of German-language literature - interpreted in a modern and highly topical way...

Director Francis Meletzky
Screenplay by Léonie-Claire Breinersdorfer, based on the novella „Der Schimmelreiter“ by Theodor Storm
Cast Olga von Luckwald, Annette Frier, Christoph Glaubacker, Max Hubacher, Nico Holonics and many more

A co-production of B+M Entertainment (Erfurt), Gretchenfilm (Hamburg), Network Movie Film- und Fernsehproduktion (Cologne), WHee Film (Vienna), ZDF and ARTE

12-year-old Cristina lives in a remote region of Moldova, where she has to largely fend for herself. Thanks to a combination of youthful creativity and a clever business idea, the young girl soon finds herself her village's primary employer. This allows her to provide for her younger brothers - and to pay for her parents, forced to work for low wages in other countries, to return home...

A moving, poetic and compelling story, both tragic and funny, about a childhood both on the edge and at the heart of Europe.

Director Daria Onyshchenko
Screenplay Michaela Ronzoni

Based on the novel „Kinderland“ by Liliana Corobca

A co-production of WHee Film (Austria), Dreifilm (Germany), Microfilm (Romania) and Youbesc (Moldova)