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"Berlin for Heroes" tells about different love stories of people who has come to Berlin from abroad - with different intentions but similar problems.

During the 2006 World Cup held in Germany, in the Hamburg borough of St. Pauli begins the bittersweet love story between a 26-year-old actress at the beginning of her careers and a 21-year-old call girl at the end of her marriage.

A tale of two brothers, the younger one admires the older one, who is an unscrupulous guy. In the end the two will end up pitted against each other.

Handsome, healthy, happily horny Hamburg youngster Henning is a serial seducer in Munich, who always pleases in bed, yet usually gets the short end of the stick from ingrate girls. Tired of 'begging' for board and doing dangerous 'odd jobs', even as unsuspecting drug courier, Henning has a brilliant idea: he gets the press to advertise him as 'boyfriend for a day', so lonely ladies pay to spoil him. But the vultures want their golden goose back, or steal his earnings.

A swindler who can't even forge Basquiat properly turns Berlin into Haiti.

A boy and two girls going through live and love.

Follow the old star/director as he gathers together his actresses, constantly throwing them off track just to see how they react.

She is called "Bibo" and has, although only 17 years old, developed a real shame.

Saralisa has spent the past few years in jail for drug use and the death of her boyfriend. Now she is released. Nina has spent the last few years scowling, about the death of her brother, and the survival of the woman she considers his murderer. Now she stands in the shadow of the prison wall, and Saralisa is only a few steps away. Rodion got the gun for Nina, with whom she wants to shoot Saralisa. But then everything changes.

Henning and Mahmoud are friends and masters in the art of living. As opposites invariably attract, the two find the way back to each other even after Mahmoud has served his term in prison.

Actually Wolfgang and Cleo are the ideal couple. Nevertheless, the scraps always fly when they are together for a long time. After the last big fight, they finally split up. Unfortunately, both start their new lives in Las Vegas.

Champagne for the eyes, poison for the rest. A deadly blonde in a white vintage car dumps her victims in love in the Venice Canal. First a writer, then a handsome guy. And even an Italian commissioner. At least that is the basic plot of the film by filmmaker Klaus Lemke, who meanders through Munich's Maxvorstadt and Schwabing, just as his young female main protagonists roam the neighborhood. Because it could well be that we humans are all just complicated fakes who have once started their own business. As it is with film titles that have been given to you by someone.

Disquietingly but believably, women turn their husbands into shrinking violets, only to release them into the wild when the situation demands it.

Using excerpts from his films, director Klaus Lemke recalls a decade whose spirit of optimism, structural change, and emancipation defined Munich half a century ago.

Charming but scheming "Colonel" Monk arrives to Ibiza in search of his missing son. He spends most of his time talking with his son's girlfriends and it turns out that the son might not actually want to be found.