Prinsessa (2009)

Actors: Rolf Lassgård (actor), Henric Brandt (actor), Peter Possne (producer), Michal Leszczylowski (editor), Ylva Swedenborg (miscellaneous crew), Lisa Ohlin (miscellaneous crew), Eva Fritjofson (actress), Morgan Bushe (producer), Kerstin Lofjärd (miscellaneous crew), Maria Lundqvist (actress), Macdara Kelleher (producer), Thomas Hedengran (actor), Martin Hunter (editor), Anastasios Soulis (actor), Alexander Jonsson (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Princess is a heart-warming drama-comedy about overweight 18 year old Maja, whose size makes it difficult for her to be socially accepted and to make her dreams come true. It is an intimate story about people and their dreams - unfulfilled, suppressed and lost. About waiting for the world around you to fulfill your dreams vs. finding happiness in who you are, no matter what reality you live in.

The Fringe (2008)

Actors: Simon Webb (editor), Chris Roland (producer), Chris Roland (director), Chris Roland (writer), Michael Filipowich (actor), Izidore Codron (producer), Zola (actor), Bryan Du Toit (producer), Bernadette Amansure (actress), Ej Von Lyrik (actress), Shameema Williams (actress), Grenville Williams (composer),

Plot: In a world of infinite choices, the one's we choose define our lives, the one's we change define who we are. Set against Cape Town's vibey Hip Hop scene, The Fringe follows three female hip hop singers from the Cape Flats slums as they overcome obstacles that keep them from staying true to their music, and each other. Features original music from South Africa's top recording artists.

Ritam zivota (2007)

Actors: Jasmin Durakovic (producer), Tarik Filipovic (actor), Rade Colovic (actor), Jasna Diklic (actress), Snezana Ivanovic (editor), Nebojsa Veljovic (actor), Amina Begovic (actress), Una Gunjak (miscellaneous crew), Mario Drmac (actor), Adnan Haskovic (actor), Zorana Becic (actress), Lana Stanisic (actress), Enver Puska (director), Enver Puska (composer), Enver Puska (writer),

Plot: In the forefront of the story we have Salih. After having been imprisoned in a concentration camp during the war, Salih has decided that from then on, he is not going to be hungry ever again and that all his life will be dedicated to pleasure and worship of the joy of living. A family man, every day more and more in love with his lovely wife Emma and more and more worried about his daughter Maja, Salih has a restaurant where he prepares his chef d'ouvre course: mixed meat for four. The love between Salih and Emma is ideal, perfect. They are in love with each other more and more every single day. Their concern and love for their daughter Maja, aged 27, is endless. Their care is even more intensified due to the fact that Maja, as every decent representative of the contemporary society, does not really enjoy Salih's mixed meat, eats little, cares about the amount of fat and sugar in blood and is always on some kind of a diet. Whereas Salih worries about Maja's eating, she has her mind set on other problems. She is in love with Damir, a cheater and seller of stolen automobiles. Moreover, he is married and recklessly cheats on his wife around the clock. Hurt, angry and humiliated, Maja decided to break up with Damir, understanding that she does not really mean much to him. Zulha, her aunt is a very interesting and special person. She does some dark magic. Well, in Bosnia they would say: he throws and takes of curses (sihir). Maja confesses her pain and problems and together they throw a curse, a sihir on Damir. It says: every time that Damir is about to come during sex, he will remain trapped, stuck in the woman's vagina. The phenomenon is called vaginal cramp..

Allir litir hafsins eru kaldir (2005)

Actors: Hilmir Snær Guðnason (actor), Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir (editor), Pétur Einarsson (actor), Ólafía Hrönn Jónsdóttir (actress), Magnús Ragnarsson (actor), Margrét Einarsdóttir (costume designer), Rúnar Guðbrandsson (actor), Ingibjörg Reynisdóttir (actress), Benedikt Árnason (actor), Ólafur Rögnvaldsson (producer), Biggi Hilmars (composer), Jóhanna Vigdís Arnardóttir (actress), Þór Eldon (composer), Helga Jónsdóttir (actress), Selma Björnsdóttir (actress),

Wer liebt, hat Recht (2002)

Actors: Robert Atzorn (actor), Michael Gwisdek (actor), Reiner Heise (actor), Iris Berben (actress), Ulrike Kriener (actress), Erni Mangold (actress), Oliver Berben (producer), Matti Geschonneck (director), Christian Näthe (actor), Corinna Kirchhoff (actress), Albert Kitzl (actor), Sibylle Canonica (actress), Hannah Hollinger (writer), Antje Petersen (costume designer), Petra Heymann (editor),

Plot: Based on an autobiographic novel by 'Anita Lenz' (qv), the movie focuses on a apparently happy couple whose marriage turns out to be a big lie. Maja, author of architectural books, lives in Berlin, while her husband Helmut works as a professor of literature in the small town of Tübingen. Despite their long distance relationship, she thinks their marital harmony is perfect, until Helmut tells her about an affair with another woman. Maja is hurt even more by the fact that her husband's mistress isn't a young woman, but 43 years old and mother of Helmut's child...

Dykkerne (2000)

Actors: Bjarne Henriksen (actor), Jesper Asholt (actor), Otto Brandenburg (actor), Bjørn Floberg (actor), Michael Obel (producer), Anders Thomas Jensen (writer), Annemarie Aaes (miscellaneous crew), Baard Owe (actor), Jytte Abildstrøm (actress), Petter J. Borgli (producer), Robert Hansen (actor), Ditte Gråbøl (actress), Randall Meyers (composer), Åke Sandgren (director), Rasmus Rise (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: One day while scuba diving off their grandfather's boat, teenage brothers Christian (Robert Hansen) and Ask (Ralf J. Hollander) discover the infamous German submarine U-461, which sank off the Danish coast at the end of the Second World War.

Rosemaries Schleckerland (1978)

Actors: Hans Billian (director), Gunter Otto (producer), Sepp Gneissl (actor), Mario Pollak (actor), Sascha Atzenbeck (actor), Karin Hofmann (actress), Margitta Hofer (actress), Karl-Heinz Thomas (actor), Rainer Häuselmayer (actor), Johanna Ebertseder (actress), Barbara Strasberg (actress), Irene Falke (actress), Petra Abstein (actress), Hannelore Lust (actress),

Blumen für den Mann im Mond (1975)

Actors: Friedrich Teitge (actor), Peter Gotthardt (composer), Gertraud Last (actress), Jutta Wachowiak (actress), Rolf Losansky (writer), Annemone Haase (actress), Carmen-Maja Antoni (actress), Dieter Franke (actor), Carl Heinz Choynski (actor), Evamaria Bath (actress), Klaus Gehrke (actor), Stefan Lisewski (actor), Gerhard Bienert (actor), Rolf Losansky (director), Günther Grabbert (actor),

Plot: Adam, Evchen, and Manni are looking at the moon through their home-made telescope. Evchen isn't interested, and dismisses the moon as a lump of cheese. Manni, who is a big fan of technology, sees satellites and a car driving over the moon's surface. But Adam hears the moon speak, and hears it ask for flowers to cover its surface. From then on, Adam is determined to breed a kind of flower that can grow on the moon. Although he is made fun of at school and is yelled at by his father, who develops extra-nutritious vegetables for Professor Vitamin, Adam keeps trying. Eventually things take a positive turn. Kondensmaxe, in his airplane, finds Professor Vitamin's old magic greenhouse. It turns out the Professor was herself concerned with developing such a flower, before the war, and is willing to assist Adam in his research. Manni and Evchen support him every step of the way, and so does Adam's grandfather. Eventually Adam's mother even convinces her husband to assist the children as well, although he believes that flowers are something "for poets and women." Even he is finally persuaded to abandon the purely useful for the extraordinarily beautiful. What is particularly charming about this movie is the magic found in the every-day. The clips of growing flowers seem just as magical as the idea of a flower on the moon. The university seen from the perspective of a child is just as impressive as the bewitched greenhouse in the middle of the woods. Suddenly anything is possible. The happy message of the film is to fight for what you believe in, as Adam does. That Adam convinces skeptics to help him is almost more important than the successful development of the moon flower.

Die grüne Nacht von Ziegenberg (1969)

Actors: Balduin Baas (actor), Michael Hinz (actor), Günter Strack (actor), Hanns Dieter Hüsch (actor), Gerd Winkler (writer), Gerd Winkler (director), Alwin-Michael Rueffer (actor), Michael von Rospatt (actor), Werner Siedhoff (actor), Theo Ennisch (actor), Ulla Berkévicz (actress), Ulrich Popp (actor), Doris Steinmueller (actress), Günter Wagner (actor), Inge Wagner (actress),

Sønnen (1916)

Actors: August Blom (director), Peter Jørgensen (actor), Carl Lauritzen (actor), Torben Meyer (actor), Peter Nielsen (actor), Arne Weel (actor), Ingeborg Bruhn Bertelsen (actress), Ingeborg Spangsfeldt (actress), Erik Holberg (actor), Thorleif Lund (actor), Preben J. Rist (actor), Marie Dinesen (actress), Gyda Aller (actress), Robert Schyberg (actor), Betty Nansen (actress),