Andrea Ufer

우크라이나 작은 마을의 9살 로만은 자신을 돌봐 주는 할머니가 죽자 독일에서 불법으로 체류하며 간병인으로 일하는 엄마 옥사나를 찾아 밀입국을 시도하게 된다. 엄마와 같은 불법체류자 신분으로 엄마가 돌보는 독일 남자의 집에 머물다 그곳에서 보면 안 될 것을 보고 만다. 9살이 감당할 수 없는 비밀이 밝혀지고 낯선 나라, 낯선 집, 말도 통하지 않는 곳에서 로만이 마주해야만 했던 그곳의 공포가 시작된다!

Aware follows six brilliant researchers around the world who set out to discover the true meaning of consciousness, the world's greatest unsolved mystery. Through radically different approaches, the cast of researchers take the audience into a fascinating world of high-tech brain research, eastern meditation, psychedelics, the consciousness of plants experiments and eventually beyond the explicable.

현재를 성찰하고 미래를 가정하는 여섯 명의 지식인과 과학자가 바라본 세계의 현재를 살펴보세요.

For young Muslims who live in a free society, how is the culture of origin of the parents compatible with their own wishes? What significance does the commandment of virginity have?

German family Schroeder is spending their Christmas holidays on the Thai island, Phuket. Of all the things, deep within the sleazy tourist bars and alleys of Patong, the youngest son Felix falls in love with a gorgeous Thai girl Fai who in return appears to mutually attracted to him.

For thousands of years, people were able to live in synch with their "internal clock". In the modern world, however, this is scarcely possible.

A knife in the pocket, adrenaline in the blood and only one dream in mind: to be a gangster - and the biggest one at that. Yehya was 15 years old and close to realizing his dream when he met the filmmaker Christian Stahl in the stairwell. Yehya wasn't just the nice boy from next door, he was also "the Boss of Sonnenallee" - one of the gangster runners of the Berlin borough of Neukölln. And gangster runners want to make it in the gangster world. In the eyes of the authorities, he is an "intensive offender"; in his own eyes, Yehya is "one of the top ten of Neukölln. I got my own prosecutor!"

Dieu Hao Do, whose parents found refuge in Germany and were part of the Chinese minority in Vietnam, embarks on a very personal journey to meet his relatives on three continents. He confronts his mother, encounters his aunts and uncles in Germany, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City and asks, “What are your memories of the war in Vietnam? Of the exodus? And how did the refugee experience and torn-apart state of the family affect you over the years?” And he wants to know: “Can the trauma of war be inherited?”