Hans Peter Hallwachs

Christian Bauer's film "The Ritchie Boys" tells a story that's never been told before. It begins in Camp Ritchie, Maryland, the birthplace of modern psychological warfare, and it ends with the defeat of Germany in May of 1945. After D-Day the Ritchie Boys became a decisive force in the war. Nobody knew the enemy, his culture and his language better than they. Their mission: ascertain and break the enemy's morale. (Tangram)

Otto (Otto Waalkes) is the only one who is able to save his frisian fatherland; but he needs the help of his brother, who is abroad. But his brother does not want to fullfill what he has sworn as a child. So it takes Otto a while to convince him while time is running low for his plans to save East-Frisia. (imdb)

After accidentally shooting dead her ex-lover during a fight, Marie enlists the help of a stranger, Gunther, and his friend, Fritz, to dispose of the body while becoming intimate with both men. (imdb)

A strangler known as the Kenbourne Killer has been murdering streetwalkers for 25 years. The police set out to track him down. (imdb)

Based on Erich Kästner's novel Fabian is about the Germanist Jakob Fabian living in Berlin in 1930 and his confrontation with the nightlife of Berlin, the conflict of National Socialists against communists and the hedonism of sexuality.

On the basis of the life and work of the Romantic artist Caspar David Friedrich, the film interprets the painter as a pioneer for ecological consciousness.