Max is still living with his parents at the age of twenty, who want nothing more than him to find a way into the normal working life. But Max rather drums in clubs to electronic music and wants to apply to a music academy. His father sees his last career chance in his own insurance company. Everybody would be happy if Max took the job - everybody but him. Max is undecided, because he can feel that his parents only mean well for him. While Max is fighting for his dream, his fear of a decision grows. When his personal plans threaten to fail, he escapes into a illusory world, which becomes the solution for his problems and he falls ill with a psychosis. At the edge between reality and illusion Max gets confronted with death. Can he be able to fulfill his lifelong dream?

Halt! Los!

Reduce the world's population by 50 percent to save the planet? That's a great idea, say politicians, experts and ordinary people from the street. But who should go? A fictional documentary about the abysses of our civil society.

Better Half

Kaiserslautern 1994: Christian grows up in poverty, with a violent, drinking, hard-working father. When Christian's mother dies, his aunt Juli takes him and his siblings to live with her, against his father's wishes. Juli gets Christian to go to high school, but even there he has to fight prejudices. Football - especially 1. FC Kaiserslautern - and the music of Freddy Mercury are his passion. Christian gets caught between Juli, who only wants the best for him, and his father, who he can't break away from. The film tells what it means to grow up in poverty and what it feels like to be excluded just because you come from precarious circumstances. The film tells the story of people in social difficulties and what is wrong in society, unsparingly, but also with a lot of warmth and hope. An intense and hard, but at the same time warm-hearted and hopeful, milieu study.