Markus Knüfken

In the not-too-distant future, Linda and her boyfriend Ricky enjoy a virtual-reality computer game, Bad Blood 2, that takes the player to the American West to save a town from a murderous gang. After Linda wins the final shootout, the game calls her back: Bad Dog, the gang leader, still lives... (imdb)

Life could be just great for bankrobber Keek: His buddy Kalle is doing time for their last coup, while Keek has to retain the loot. Kalle will spend two more years in jail, so Keek is not exactly bothered by the fact that he has lost most of the money betting on horse races. But then Kalle watches a porn video 'starring' his girlfriend and he breaks free to take revenge. Suddenly, Keek is in desperate need of cash and even the weirdest scheme seems promising. (imdb)

The common slacker he is, Christoph forgot his girlfriend's Susanne's birthday. Spicing things up is the fact that she's studying in Mexico. A sweet-talking long distance call could be the rescue - had Christoph only paid his phone bills. A love letter fax from the local post office would come for 12 Deutsch Marks. But needless to say, Christoph's out of money. But he's still got 2 cases of beer, worth the exact sum in deposit money.(...) (imdb)

Hoffi and Lemmi, long time buddies and dedicated beer devotees, set out for another night on the town. But the slackers they are their ticket for the wild night out turns out a dud. They finally wind up in the hospital where they once sweat away to find out what is even better than beer: stout women and beer. (imdb)

Weird buddy movie about Ruhrpott losers in love. (imdb User Comments)

A family plays a strange board game, which has its own conscious and conscience. It asks a player three questions if all participants lie more than once, they'll get in trouble.

A comedy centering on the lives of eight Germans who long for sexual excitement. Depressed writer Charly borrows his father's flashy new car for the day and gets himself involved with two women: staid Cornelia and the younger, more vivacious Hilde. (movies.nytimes.com)