Fiction Dawn by Romed Wyder 2009,  Drama,  80 Min. (CH/UK/D)  British-mandated Palestine, 1947. A young member of the Jewish resistance has been sentenced to death by the British authorities. In turn, a British officer has been kidnapped. If one dies at dawn, so will the other. Documentaries Enemies in Love by Werner Swiss Schweizer 2010,  Documentary,  90 Min. Iris & Peter von Roten are likely the most famous, provocative and beautiful couple in Swiss history: their story is full of political and moral opposition. A love story comparable to that of Beauvoir and Sartre's. Jan by Benjamin Kempf & Rafael Benito Documentary,  80 Min. Convinced that their youngest child Jan has got what it takes to make it to the elite of the tennis world, family Guler dedicates their life to this goal. From Switzerland to the US and back again, challenges are not always mastered. Musical Oasis by Wageh George 2008,  TV Documentary,  52 Min. Musical Oasis focuses on the Egyptian music scene, from oriental music and folklore to the Arab pop music. Additionaly it concentrates on the modern and experimental music in Cairo: reflecting a dynamic, different reality, independent and secular. Co-Productions Die Schwarzen Brüder by Urs Egger 2011,  Drama,  100 Min. ((D/CH))  Eleven-year-old Giorgio lives in the mountain village of Sognono in the Ticino region of Switzerland. His family circumstances are poor but happy, until his mother is seriously injured in a forest fire and the father is unable to pay the doctor. Out of sheer necessity, he sells his son Giorgio to the Man-with-the-Scar, whose only goal is to turn the boy into profit. Giorgio is to work as a chimney-sweep apprentice in Milan.		Dawn Enemies in Love Jan Musical Oasis Die Schwarzen Brüder