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Independent documentaries, free for everyone. Home of the award-winning THE LAST PLACES - Path to the Roots.
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Piano 1 di 3: Companion
3 € mensile
36 € fatturati annualmente

You keep the films free. You get the behind-the-scenes photo feed, community posts, and your name on our supporter wall.

Piano 2 di 3: Crew
7,50 € mensile
90 € fatturati annualmente
1 abbonamento ospite

Everything above, plus monthly behind-the-scenes videos and commentary pieces from the road and the edit room, and early access to new releases and news from the next film.

Piano 3 di 3: Producer
23 € mensile
276 € fatturati annualmente
1 abbonamento ospite

Everything above, plus your name in the credits of our next film, a quarterly live Q&A with me (Markus joins whenever he can), and a real say in the topics we take on next.

Piano 1 di 3: Companion
3 € mensile
36 € fatturati annualmente

You keep the films free. You get the behind-the-scenes photo feed, community posts, and your name on our supporter wall.

Piano 2 di 3: Crew
7,50 € mensile
90 € fatturati annualmente
1 abbonamento ospite

Everything above, plus monthly behind-the-scenes videos and commentary pieces from the road and the edit room, and early access to new releases and news from the next film.

Piano 3 di 3: Producer
23 € mensile
276 € fatturati annualmente
1 abbonamento ospite

Everything above, plus your name in the credits of our next film, a quarterly live Q&A with me (Markus joins whenever he can), and a real say in the topics we take on next.

Hi, I'm Nick Platzer, documentary filmmaker, cinematographer and colorist based at Lake Constance in the south of Germany.

For the past three years I was behind the camera of THE LAST PLACES - Path to the Roots: a feature documentary that took us to some of the most remote communities of South Sudan, Angola, Cameroon and Nigeria, together with nature photographer Markus Mauthe, human rights activist Diáka Koroma and ethnologist Joan Riera. The film won international festival awards. And then we did something unusual with it: we released it on YouTube, in full length, completely free.

Why? Because the people who opened their villages, homes and lives to us should be able to watch their own story. No paywall, no borders.

But free films still cost money to make. We produce independently, with no broadcaster and no big studio behind us. That's where you come in. Your support:

▸ keeps our films free for everyone, above all for the communities in them ▸ funds the next documentaries, like THE JOURNEY TO THE CLIMATE (release 2026), filmed from Bangladesh to Australia in collaboration with Greenpeace Germany ▸ gives stories that would never survive behind a paywall the chance to make a difference

And this page is also the direct line to us. Members hear from me first, see how these films actually get made (the beautiful parts and the brutal ones) and help shape what we point the camera at next.

If one of our films has ever moved you, this is the best way to keep them coming.

Nick