Patrick Schorn

Dans les années 1980, Jeanne, 14 ans, grandit avec d’autres enfants dans une communauté où la liberté sexuelle est érigée en dogme. Pour le plus grand profit du peintre Otto Mühl, le fondateur de ce qui est à l'origine un projet de vie alternatif à la famille nucléaire... Inspiré d’une histoire vraie, un éclairage cru sur la dérive sectaire d’un artiste à l’utopie radicale.

Berlin’s notorious Neukoelln district. The near future. A time in which the health system has collapsed. A man works in the shadows and without license as a doctor. He has no practice, no appointments system. He treats people in the courtyards and streets – everywhere he’s needed, stealing medicine from pharmacies. Nobody knows his name or that by day he’s the caretaker of a shabby tenement building. He pushes boundaries and suffers defeats that cost him the last of his strength. Forced to adopt the role of a shadow, an outlaw, he is confronted with the question as to whether he really is a doctor.

Sophie Brand is overwhelmed: as a single mother with two jobs no wonder. A mountain of unpaid traffic tickets takes her to the judge, who buzzes her 300 social hours in a home for the disabled. In addition, he puts her on his own brother: Georg, a dreaded patient in the home, who sits in a wheelchair since an accident and only bitterness for his environment left. But Sophie can not rausekeln. So it happens that something special develops out of initial antipathy: trust, friendship, love. The emotional tragicomedy knows how to implement a supposed taboo subject sensitively.

Venu de Berlin, David, journaliste, s’installe dans une petite ville. Le jeune homme se lie d’amitié avec son voisin, le plus costaud Robert, bien que les deux hommes n’aient que leur solitude en commun. Cette bonne entente, faite d’excellents dîners et de parties de pêche à la ligne, est soudain compromise par un accident affreux. Il est causé par David, mais couvert par les mensonges du dévoué Robert auprès de la Police. Celui-ci espère, d’abord tacitement, puis de plus en plus ouvertement, que ce pacte va le lier à jamais à son voisin. De son côté, David, qui ne parvient pas à se départir d’un sentiment de culpabilité, commence à fréquenter d’autres personnes à qui il pourrait tout révéler. Blessé et inquiet, Robert devient de plus en plus autoritaire…

Marie, her father and her little brother live in an underground bunker hidden deep in the woods. The World as we knew it no longer exists. When the father accidentally shoots a stranger while on a hunt, he sees himself faced with only two options. At home, Marie tends the wounds of the unconscious man. While the father distrusts the stranger, Marie is drawn to him. For her, the bunker feels not like a home but a prison from which she yearns to break free. Can this stranger be her long awaited hope? But when a group of marauders invade the bunker, Marie is not sure who her new friend really is.

A desperate musician. A legendary techno club. An intoxicating rave odyssey.

Samir is part of a sociable circle of acquaintances. One evening his friend Basil suddenly leaves the group and does not return. Shortly thereafter, Samir's night shift begins, he gets into a taxi, we follow him for 24 hours: It starts with a road trip through Berlin at night, one eye always on the smartphone that shows the way. The next day, while looking for Basil, Samir meets people who make him realize his dwindling existence more and more. When he realizes he can't go it alone, the mysterious Henry shows up and offers him a solution that requires sacrifice.

First Police Chief Inspector Vera Lanz, a Munich police detective, attempts to balance her professional and private life.