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Lynn (22) lives with her brother in Berlin. There she enjoys the advantages of family life, without really feeling involved in it. She does not have any precise aim in life, but manages to awaken the interest of many people with her direct and spontaneous character. Her boyfriend David is very different: he is entirely engrossed in his very disciplined swimming training for the world championships. David does not intend to allow himself to be distracted by the complicating factors of a relationship with Lynn. When Lynn, working behind the till of restaurant, meets the Japanese student Koji, everything gets more complicated. They can't exchange many words, but it is soon clear that their moments together mean a lot to both of them.

This in-depth portrait of Mikis Theodorakis explores the roots of the life and work of Greece's legendary composer whose music became identified with the struggles of a nation torn by war and strife in the 20th Century.

The balletic retelling of a mother murdering her two kids, choreographed by Renato Zanella, features music by Mikis Theodorakis in a powerful film about today's lost generation.

About the movement that occupied empty houses in Berlin in April-May 1981. For three months, the filmmakers followed the Berlin riots, and during that period they lived in an occupied house and inquired about the problems of former residents and the situation of arrested occupants. Their first idea, to provide evidence of the daily life of the occupants, was modified by the course of events. During the shooting, more and more frequently they went out on the streets with the protesters, simply because their life was happening in the streets.

Sometime in the future: Germany has become ungovernable, the military has taken power, no one works, everyone lives their empty life with government "work-shy" support. Only one wants to achieve something and yet fails.

When the Greek military seized power in 1967, the composer Mikis Theodorakis called for resistance against the dictatorship. The junta prohibited the performance of his music and tried to arrest him. Three months later, they found and placed him under secret service arrest. In his cell, suspended between life and death, he wrote 36 lyrical texts in an almost euphoric state of mind. He set 17 of these poems to music which he called the cycle "Sun & Time". This is a documentary about depression and resistance during the Junta time and about the concert "Sun & Time" which took place in Berlin with the rock musician Rainer Kirchmann and the Greek singer Maria Farantouri in November 1998.