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HEDI SCHNEIDER IS STUCK

HEDI SCHNEIDER IS STUCK

by Sonja Heiss

Hedi, Uli and their son have life sorted out. They take each day as it comes, dreaming of the future. Then, suddenly: Hedi gets stuck… With a light touch and tender humour, the film shows that, for the 30-something generation, love is what it has always been: a very fragile thing.

Hiroshima

Hiroshima

by Pablo Stoll

A silent musical, based on real facts.

Home for Christmas

Home for Christmas

by Bent Hamer

An eclectic mix of townsfolk cross paths on Christmas Eve in several interwoven stories of humour and tragedy, forgiveness and hope, birth and death ... From the director of KITCHEN STORIES, FACTOTUM and O'HORTEN.

Home for the Weekend

Home for the Weekend

by Hans-Christian Schmid

During a weekend gathering, the seemingly stable fabric of a family comes undone when feelings differ about the mother's unexpected decision to stop her longtime medication for mental illness... From the acclaimed director of STORM, REQUIEM and DISTANT LIGHTS.

Hope

Hope

by Stanislaw Mucha

When a deeply moral and well-respected art historian steals an invaluable painting from a church, righteous and fanatic Francis records the crime on video to blackmail the perpetrator. The young man is not interested in money but demands that the piece of art be returned to its original place.

Howl

Howl

by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman

A nonfiction drama about the young Allen Ginsberg finding his voice, the creation of his groundbreaking poem »Howl«, and the landmark obscenity trial that followed.

I hired a Contract Killer

I hired a Contract Killer

by Aki Kaurismäki

Henri Boulanger wants to die, for reasons too personal to be explained here. Since his helpless attempts to end his days go down the drain, he ends up hiring a contract killer to send him to happier rubber-stamping grounds.

I Told You So

I Told You So

by Ginevra Elkann

It’s a January weekend in Rome, when a sudden heat wave arrives disrupting the peace. In this surreal climate, people and animals start losing control. It’s the beginning of a whole new chapter: suddenly, people are confronted with the things they have been carefully avoiding through their ordinary daily routines, be it food, sex, drugs, religion, or excessive romance. They can no longer escape - they must push through the heat, be transformed by it in its own voice and pace.