Catalogue

In the country of crisis, Scheherazade tells the stories of the desolate ones: a criminal on the run, chain of crimes bringing a judge to tears of despair, and Dixie that brings smile to the tower block.

In the country of crisis, Scheherazade tells the stories of the enchanted ones: a bloodthirsty king for a husband, the escape and travels through the Kingdom, the bird-trappers and the chaffinches, and hot forest.

Pretty Zehra and her friends are stuck working in a service station cafeteria, caught somewhere in between the past and an uncertain future while struggling with the bittersweet rite of passage to adult life... From the director of PANDORA'S BOX and JOURNEY TO THE SUN.

A group of rough-and-tumble East German friends grow up in the early 90s, the first years of reunified Germany – when everything was colliding, when everything seemed possible… From acclaimed director Andreas Dresen (Grill Point, Stopped on Track, Cloud Nine). A powerful, wild and tender adaptation of Clemens Meyer’s popular novel.

A torrential rain has just finished putting out the fire that ate in a single night the farmhouse Assandira in the middle of the woods. But the rain has not extinguished the pain of Costantino, the burning remorse for his son who died in the middle of the flames and whom he could not save.

As everything that has given her life the necessary security falls apart, Ellen, a 40-year-old flight attendant sets out to seek a new purpose and a place to belong. In doing so, she becomes a tourist in the lives of the people and groups she encounters. Leading her towards a surprising catharsis…  Starring Jeanne Balibar (Sagan, Va Savoir, Code 46, The Duchess of Langeais). From the director of The Unpolished ( 2007 Rotterdam Best Film, 2008 German Critics Best First Feature Debut)

In a vanishing industrial town by the sea, Marina and her father negotiate with one another their rites of passage. She sets out to explore the mysteries of sexual awakening. He prepares for his ceremonial exit from the twentieth century which he considers "overrated".

Mifti is sixteen, looks like she's twelve and acts like she's in her mid-thirties. Wild, sad, sensible and in love, Mifti has to grow up, one way or another.