एडवांस सर्च

The story of three young women and one older one (the mother of two of the others), who are looking for love and romance.

When politician Philipp is filmed with a prostitute, his wife Nadine is devastated. Vicky teaches feminism while longing for her distant partner. Julie is molested by a colleague on the TV show team. Quarreling Sonja and Milan try therapy.

Promoter in Berlin's techno club is recruited by secret services as undercover insider. He uncovers shocking corruption in his circle, pushing his personal boundaries.

Five women of different ages are confronted with their self-image and the demands of themselves and others.

Vera and Wolf Küper, parents to Nina and Simon, navigate work and family stress. Their world gets shaken with Nina's motor disorder diagnosis, reminding Wolf of her wish for a million minutes, just for the really nice things.

Four men, betrayed by the bank, unite to take revenge.

A wealthy socialite's daughter discovers she was switched at birth.

A young woman whose boyfriend died is trying to find her way back into life.

Radio presenter Karla's biological clock is ticking, and it's now very loud and clear. But no matter what she does, she simply cannot find a suitable man with whom she could imagine a family.

Forced together by fate and an ill-executed diamond robbery, professional criminal Mel and her easily-panicked hostage Franny are in a race against time. Soon pursued by a relentless detective and the greedy Berlin underworld, the mismatched pair are left with no other choice than to work together.

Intelligence expert Martin Behrens supplies information leading to a U.S. drone strike on a wanted terrorist. Then his lover - a political journalist - is killed in a terrorist attack. Martin starts to investigate on his own.

For one last time, at age 93, cigar in hand, the legendary Sir Ken brandishes his Flo-Master, deploying a felt-tip pen as he recreates the designs he conjured for the supposedly nuclear blast-proof conference room, located below the Pentagon, the iconic "War Room" from the climax of Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964). While drawing, he anatomizes the fundamental spatial metamorphosis that this center of power went through across months of intense collaboration with the film's director, Stanley Kubrick.

Club promoter Robert Schlag, aka "Beat", lives a life of excess. Fast and hard. But then the bodies of two young girls are discovered in his club, and a mysterious stranger wants to get to know him. Not only the police, but also Emilia, an agent with the Secret Service, put pressure on Beat.

The European Secret Service is convinced that the new co-owner of the club belonging to Beat's best friend Paul is a dangerous man with close ties to the organized crime. To protect Paul, Beat finally agrees to work with the Secret Service.

Beat tries to win Vossberg's trust. Vossberg is rich, arrogant, cold and smart. The two men are worlds apart. But Beat is able to get close to Vossberg. Soon he comes across the first clues that point to Vossberg's criminal actions.

Beat gets caught in the crossfire when another undercover officer in Philipp Vossberg's circle gets busted. Vossberg's system of organized crime turns out to be a cynical cycle of violence and exploitation.