Christoph Letkowski

Parkour is Marc Rensing's debut drama about a young man and his group of friends in an unnamed industrial town in Germany. The film is a captivating story of friendship, love, and jealousy and deals with Parkour, the physical discipline of training in which the traceur has to overcome obstacles within his or her path. (imdb)

A teenager without any kind of revulsion tries to survive in a colorful, dirty and loud Berlin and to bring her divorced parents back together.

Max, also known as the "Chief," is an enthusiast of Native Americans of the Old West. The chubby ten-year-old dresses in beaded vests and leather trousers, sleeps on the floor, and spouts a slew of honorable proverbs by which he lives his life. While away at a camp devoted to embodying the Native American lifestyle, Max discovers that the young stage actor who plays the son of Winnetou has been injured. Despite his mother's concerns, Max resolves to try out for the role he was born to play

A young women descents into prostitution to finance her university student lifestyle.

After Sophie and Jessica had witnessed a brutal crime when they were kids, Jessica promised her younger sister Sophie: "I will always protect you!" Growing older, this promise became an obsession. Now, Jessica is suffering from paranoia and sees threats to her and her sister everywhere. But Sophie wants to live a normal life without fear, without her sister. When the perpetrators are released of prison after 20 years, Jessica is shocked and wants to confront them. (Erfttal Film)