Pepe Danquart

A young black man is verbally harassed by an older woman on a streetcar, while the other passengers remain silent. He finally extracts his revenge. (imdb)

After focusing on the sport of hockey in his award-winning 2000 documentary Home Game, German filmmaker Pepe Danquart turns his lens on the Tour de France in this film that explores the effects of suffering and loss on those who devote their entire existence to winning the world's most famous bike race... (All Movie)

Cook and Mafia-hitman Oskar is back from prison, has a new girlfriend who demands 'no more violence', one last job to do, and he's planning to publish a book with the title Secréts. The godfather of the Russian Mafia in Vienna is not amused when he learns his ever-loyal henchman is obviously about to reveal the secrets of the organized crime (itsvery.net)

To the Limit follows the Huber brothers in their attempt to set a new speed climbing record on El Capitan.

A movie about former german foreign minister Joschka Fischer and 60 years of political history in germany.

It's Semana Santa (aka Holy Week) in an otherwise peaceful European town, but not everyone is being pious. A serial killer is on the loose and terrorizing the residents at a time when religion is front and center in everyone's minds. But it's hard to keep the faith when lives are in danger, especially for Maria Delgado (Mira Sorvino), the Spanish detective assigned to the case. Will she be able to stop the bloodshed before week's end? (netflix.com)

A Jewish boy flees from the Nazis in occupied Poland.

Summer 1994, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Two civil wars in only three years have torn the city apart and destroyed it. First, the Croats and Muslims defend their town from Serbs, then they turn on one another. The town is split into a Croatian majority in the west and a Muslim majority locked in the east. An invisible wall divides the two areas. It has its own border crossing nicknamed Checkpoint Charley. (danquart.de)