'Street Samurai' is a doku-noir film that explores the lives of an unusual group of bouncers making their way in Berlin's hip night-life. The film follows five protagonists as they struggle to find balance while surrounded by excess, and come to terms with the uncertainty that the life of a bouncer can bring.

Straßensamurai

Berlin intoxicated by the summerly Carnival. In the middle of it, there is Noah, a 12 year old boy, non-local, supposed to meet his father. Instead Noah chooses to spend his time with small-time crook Samuel. In between absurd friendly ratcatchers, charming but evil Clanmans and unwittingly wise Gurus, Noah experiences the journey of his Life. A Roadmovie through the streets of Berlin, across backyards up to a tower.

Strassenkaiser

An old, worn-out photo album - Laini had certainly not wanted for her twelfth birthday. Not even the right motifs can be seen on some blurry photos. But after all, it comes from her parents from Africa and is thus an important connection to her origin. Countless bottles have already thrown them into the Rhine, but never get an answer back to this album. Her adoptive Henning and Anni try to make her start into a new life as simple as possible, but still the girl often feels lonely in the strange environment. This is a special gift, because on closer inspection, Laini discovers numbers and strangely sounding words on the pages. What do they mean? Are they encrypted messages from their parents? Together with her new friends Paul and Michael she tries to solve the riddle and goes on a journey of discovery through Wiesbaden and into her own past. Die Flaschenpostinsel is a film about three children, each of them looking for their personal definition of home and family. In a variety of ways, they find each other and unite their abilities to interpret the indications on the way to the bottle depot. They recognize that the path is often more important than the goal and grow beyond the expectations of their parents and themselves.