Green Years – German Film and Television Academy Berlin

Chaos is a fairy‑tale about the devil—what are one jogger, one hobo and two pigs doing in a forest? In Flat Desires, we go through the entire glory of the Internet in less than 5 minutes, while in Asphalt Flowers two misfits fight their loneliness. In Yesterday My Friend Bought a Bike, a young woman meets a friend who tells her she bought a bike the day before. I Stayed in Berlin All Summer takes a melancholic view of two young couples who have trouble trusting each other.

Helke Sander’s first film, Subjectitude, is a tense yet playful “Boy Meets Girl” at a bus stop. In Layover, two people try to make plans for the evening while listening to the sound of two black holes merging. The death of a family’s rabbit has deep consequences in What We Were. After the first glass of Absinth, you see things as you wish they were. Linger on Some Pale Blue Dot begins in space and leads to cats, using the codes of a musical.

A red flag goes through the streets of Berlin in a relay race to the town hall, in which balcony it is raised by the participants. The Berliner Morgenpost commented on the victory of the “red vision” at the Academy. Color Test: The Red Flag had the participation of Holger Meins. In Rescue the Fire, we delve into the work of photographer and artist Jürgen Baldiga, who in the 1990s, while battling HIV himself, documented the AIDS epidemic in West Berlin.