Films

Sorry Baby

In five chapters, SORRY, BABY tells a warm, funny, and comforting story about the struggle to recover from a traumatic state of shock. read more

Yi yi

YI YI begins with a wedding and ends with a funeral. In between lies the highs and lows of a the love of a middle-class family, reflections about modern capitalism, friendships, love, and missed opportunities. read more

Lurker

Narcissistic pop star Oliver invites shy salesman Matthew to his concert. Matthew ends up at the after-show party, becomes part of the entourage and eventually makes himself indispensable. read more

Dreamers

Love drama set in a british removal centre. read more

Der Held vom Bahnhof Friedrichstraße

Following a newspaper article about him, video shop owner Micha is celebrated as a resistance fighter in the former GDR – for a heroic deed that he did not actually commit, at least not in that way. read more

Love Letters

Alice Douard’s feature film debut is an impressively restrained, even gentle protest film that shows the obstacles that are placed on the way of a lesbian parent couple even after the legalization of their love. read more

Eternity

In the transit area of the afterlife, the deceased must decide where they want to spend eternity – and, above all, with whom. read more

La Misteriosa Mirada del Flamenco

11 year old Lidia grows up in a queer community in the North Chilean desert. It’s 1982 and a mysterious illness is making the rounds, and with it the rumor that you can contract it simply through the gaze of a trans* woman. read more

Sentimental Value

An eccentric artist father and his estranged daughter meet in the red storybook house of her childhood. read more

Sehnsucht in Sangerhausen

In the tranquil, dreary setting of Sangerhausen in the Harz Mountains, three women struggle with their economic reality. read more

Paternal Leave

Fifteen-year-old Leo rashly decides to visit her absent father. Over the next few days, the two find themselves in a whirlwind of old and new hurts, expectations, and longings. read more

Chien 51

Paris is split into three zones: the government and French elite live in Zone 1. The privileged lead a good life in Zone 2. Those who grow up in Zone 3 become criminals or revolutionaries. read more

Roofman

Channing Tatum portrays burglar Jeffrey Manchester as likable, charming, and chaotic as he is described by real witnesses. read more