Rudolf Ulrich

A young woman, tainted after her brother's arrest for subversive political activities, has an affair with an older man - who turns out to be the judge that put her brother in jail. Banned for exposing the harsh realities of East German society, Rabbit finally saw the light of day after reunification, and was praised as one of the most important German films ever, with a humor and impressive style that brings it far beyond the political. (firstrunfeatures.com)

Kurt Kars is a fisherman with heart and soul and captain of a fishing boat. Although the young captain still lacks some experience, he makes up for it with his enthusiasm for fishing and ambition. Kars also knows that there are particularly high-yielding fishing grounds in the Arctic Ocean and although the company has forbidden him to head for the Arctic Ocean, he lets all caution go and heads out. Then it happens: The cutter collides with drift ice, Kars and his team are in big trouble.

Olaf and Horst are two young metalworkers, who clash with their older colleagues for their criticism of the inadequacy of working methods and the lack of materials, as well as showing their dissatisfaction with the rigid gray aesthetic prevailing through their taste for jackets leather, and motorcycles. (FILMAFFINITY)

South America at the beginning of the 1980s. A man is on the run from a group of armed pursuers. He does not manage to escape and is shot down mercilessly. Young Maria witnesses the cruel event and asks her friend, the journalist Oswaldo, to find out about the background of this case. The police also start to investigate the case and find out that a mysterious German farm is involved in the shooting. But the farm lies in an exterritorial area; the police officers cannot investigate further.