ORF-E
1 x 45 min

This documentary explores the multifaceted legacy of Rudolf Steiner, a figure seen by some as a universal genius and by others as the founder of a controversial doctrine. Reflecting on the centenary of his death, the film critically examines his ideas and their lasting impact, featuring insights from both critics and supporters. It highlights how Steiner’s anthroposophy continues to influence education, nutrition, and medicine today. The documentary, presented as an animated graphic novel, investigates the complex balance between knowledge and belief within Steiner’s worldview. It scrutinizes his contributions to various fields while also addressing recent discussions surrounding his racist statements. Through interviews and historical context, the film offers a comprehensive look at Steiner’s enduring influence and the debates his ideas still inspire.