Berliner Schule

The Bundeswehr is looking for him, his girlfriend Kerstin breaks up with him, and unexpectedly his older brother Max shows up

In part 1 of Thomas Arslan's Trojan trilogy, the eponymous protagonist Trojan wants to do one last big thing and retire.

A new house in a new town could mean the beginning of a phase of domestic bliss for a small family. But the young mother collapses under the burden.

"MADONNAS paints the astonishingly differentiated picture of a young woman who neglects her children." (taz)

9 LIVES portrays the fate of young people who decided at the age of 11, 12 or 13 to leave home and to live on the streets.

In search of her daughter, Agnes meets a bon vivant in the juggernaut that is Berlin.

In this self-reflective improv film, an acting class prepares for a crucial final audition that will decide the rest of their careers.

All this 14-year-old wants is a 'normal' life, but that's not easy to come by given the lifestyle of her hippie parents.

"German cinema can be this exciting: Angela Schanelec's fourth film MARSEILLE" (taz)

On 3 summer afternoons, a family meets up a beautiful house in an upscale Berlin neighborhood. They come together but ultimately drift further apart.

Jealousy and biting jokes about old wounds start slowly, but build until bald-face confessions and hand-to-hand scuffles take over.

Deniz, 21 works as a dubbing artist and has just ended her relationship with Jan. In one short day, she goes through a separation and a new beginning.

Life is governed by strict laws. If you don't want to fall out of favor with your backers as a dealer, you can't be seen with plainclothes cops.

The first part of Thomas Arslan's "Berlin Trilogy", which shows young people with a Turkish migration history from their own perspective.

Drama about Ellen, an air stewardess seeking meaning to what she realizes. Ellen seeks a place to belong and finds it in a group of young activists of ...