Zbynek Brynych

Dr. Braun is forbidden to practice medicine because he's a Jew living in Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia. He's old, seems resigned about the fate of the Jews, and even works in the Department of Confiscation of Jewish Property. One day a neighbor asks him to assist a wounded political fugitive. Dr. Braun reluctantly operates to remove the bullet, but warns that plenty of morphine will soon be needed in order to keep the man from screaming when he awakes, which would attract unwanted attention. (imdb)

"Feminine Carnivores" is about a woman,who checks into a health spa-clinic secretly inhabited by cannibalistic and very sexy feminists who enjoy killing and eating men. (imdb)

One dialogue, three filmmakers, three stories.

One night in Munich, Robert Susmeit, a 16-year-old teenager who has a manifest obsession with his mother, stalks her to the flat of her lover. After confronting them in the complex's swimming pool, things take a turn for the worse. While the detectives and reporters comb the building, Robert seeks refuge in the flat of a young girl of a similar age who has taken a shine to him.

One of the earliest narrative films to depict life in a Nazi ghetto.

Czech immigrant Frantisek Král has a terrible car accident in West Berlin. The West German secret service immediately takes advantage of the situation, provides him with a new identity and starts training Král, who is suffering from partial amnesia, to become a spy and to get hold of a microfilm from Prague. (IFFR)

A police department, lead by an older, experienced detective solve crimes together.