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Dietrich Kuhlbrodt: Hitler boy, film critic, actor, senior prosecutor, screenwriter, punk musician, temporary porn commissioner, and family man.

Center of this story is a clapper and his clapper board. A symphony of clapping.

Mark and Antonia are real but still artificial characters, prototypes of their generation. Antonia has the forceful personality, who wants everything and at the same time lends a lot. Mark has a difficult time accepting, he is fascinated by her and totally unable to cope. He returns his identity crisis back into his relationship.

Speedy, merciless and with plenty of black humor Gasman shows the picture of a man searching for his inner soul.

"I hide as a child in the forest and cried because I was so poor, really true." With 15 Juergen Blin run away from home and hired to a freighter. This was followed by an apprenticeship as an butcher and the discovery of boxing. In 1971, he fought against Muhammad Ali. Blin is a biter, someone who makes his own way. Especially because of strong setbacks, he fought himself through life. A man who can't do nothing.

After the suicide of his terminally ill father, Erik inherits his apartment in Gelsenkirchen. In a state of loneliness and confusion he decides to take in roommates: Carla and Nicoleta. Together they develop a critical theory of society, which gradually turns out to be a castle in the air, as does the supposed friendship between the three.

After the death of his grandfather, the filmmaker flies to Istanbul to film one last time in the rooms where his grandfather lived for over 40 years and translated central works of German literature into Turkish.

Center of the story is a vinyl pressing plant. It is the biography of a thing, this machine. She told us with every movement and every sound her own story.

The biography of a place: a deserted island.

Paris: the 12th arrondissement, the Aligre market. A road with more than forty fruit and vegetable stands. Pure Vitamin C.

Nobody has a blue screen for their own past. Everyone is shaped by where and how they have grown up. Being raised in Naples, it is Christianity, volcanoes, and the Camorra that shape the children of Vesuvius' games.

A film about the relationship between grandfather, father and son, and the importance of literature and language in relation to the family myth and the question whether a house in southeast Turkey can create common ground in the face of diversity, personal disappointments and different priorities. What is more important, the art or the family?

On 1 June 2009 a passenger plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. My cousin Georg, returning from Brazil, was among the 228 dead. He grew up as an adopted child in a small Italian village in the midst of the Dolomites; he had travelled to the city of Salvador da Bahia on the coast of Brazil in search of his biological mother. Seven years later his adoptive brother, Markus, crosses the ocean to follow Georg's footprints into his own past.