Oleg Tikhomirov

The Invisibles

Claus Räfle

Max Mauff, Alice Dwyer

Four young Jews survive the Third Reich in the middle of Berlin by living so recklessly that they become "invisible."

Arezo

Alireza Ghasemi, Alireza Esfandiarnezhad

Mona Pirzad, Oleg Tikhomirov

After the deterioration of her situation in Afghanistan, Arezo's mother flees to Germany to rejoin with her daughter who moved there years ago. However, when her application for asylum is rejected, they decide, based on the supposedly poor health of the mother, to appeal against the deportation. On the day of the court-ordered medical checkup, Arezo injects her mother with a potent and dangerous drug designed to fool the medical tests. But while the plan seems to work, her mother's condition is deteriorating faster than expected.

Kids Run

Barbara Ott

Jannis Niewöhner, Peter Schneider

Andi's life is a constant battle for his home, his three children and the woman he still loves. He only has two weeks to pay her back the borrowed 5,000 EUR. When he loses his job, an amateur boxing tournament looks like the only solution.

Posthumous

Lulu Wang

Brit Marling, Jack Huston

After false reports of his demise put him and his work on the map, an artist decides to continue the charade by posing as his own brother. Soon, a reporter enters his life and has a profound effect on him.

Ein Raum für Männer

Frédéric Jaeger, Manuel Inacker

Oleg Tikhomirov, Dennis Kamitz

Über die deutsche Frau

Tobias Schmutzler, Kevin Schmutzler

Elisa Schlott, Luisa Wietzorek

Ingolstadt 1929: In search of the "German Woman", the young author Marieluise Fleißer creates her emancipated alter ego in her novel character Frieda Geier, which knows how to assert herself in the business world. Fleißer herself, however, suffers from the female image of her time, the influence of her fiancé Draws-Tychsen and her own self-doubts, until the one and only Frieda Geier suddenly shows up on her doorstep and turns her life upside down.