Natura Urbana: The Brachen of Berlin (2017)
The film explores Berlin’s post-war history through its plants, from Trümmerlandschaften to the Friedrichshagen Waterworks. It highlights diverse spontaneous vegetation along railway lines and street corners, reflecting the city’s war-time destruction, division, and urban transformation. The journey ranges from cracked paving stones to mapping the city’s ecological zones.
Director: Matthew Gandy
| Crew | Sarah Dockhorn | Production Office Assistant |
| Directing | Madeleine Dallmeyer | Assistant Director |
| Crew | Luise Schröder | Cinematography |
| Production | Sandra Jasper | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Wiebke Hofmann | Editor |
| Directing | Matthew Gandy | Director |
| Production | Madeleine Dallmeyer | Line Producer |
| Writing | Matthew Gandy | Writer |
| Sound | Jonathan Schorr | Sound Designer |
