It is easy to overlook Herschel Island – a tiny speck of land just off the Yukon coast – where the Inuvialuit hunter Nuligak once followed the great journeys of caribou, polar bears, and whales. The island lays silently on the margins of geography, entrapped in the footnotes of history, a forgotten place frozen in time. It was on Herschel Island that a young Inuvialuit boy, Nuligak (later named Bob Cockney by the missionaries) came of age — fascinated by Herschel, but equally repelled by the excess of so-called civilization. Through Nuligak’s touching yet tragic life story, expressed through his writings and echoed by his grandchildren’s poignant return to the Island, we are offered a unique view into an often troubling past and a potentially hopeful future.

Sayu, in her adolescence, struggles between divergent realities to shape her identity. On the one hand she is a Cuban who skates and loves to sing, but on the other hand she is a Japanese whose family wants to take her back to Japan to give her a better future.

A violent street brawl between their rival families is the prelude to Romeo’s first encounter with Juliet. Despite this, and the fact that Juliet has been promised to another man in marriage, they fall in love. But any plans for their future happiness are cruelly destroyed by renewed violence between the two families – and while the adults remain almost comically preoccupied with their own affairs, among their children a hidden tragedy begins to unfold.

In one depot, two trams lived together. All day long, they traveled around the city, filling the streets with cheerful clatter, and they were happy. But in life, nothing lasts forever.

Following the massive success and accomplishments of The Grooks detective agency, Detective Rook and the gang land themselves a Netflix deal to film their next case. While filming, the detectives find themselves intertwined in an unsolved murder that has uncanny similarities to their first solved case. The Grooks must give this mystery their all and work as a team if they want to solve the murder and make it out alive.

Faced with an uncomfortable dilemma, a brother and sister engage in a battle of wits.

Follows the Eastern German family Schütze and their greengrocer's shop for 10 years, beginning right after Germany's reunification.

A black ethnologist explores aspects of German life in West Germany in the early 1980s with a foreign eye - and meets with rejection because she dares to look at Europeans with the same tools as they have used for centuries in Africa.

A portrait of the young generation in Germany during the 1990s, denying a stereotyping from the outside.

Children from poor families recount experiences from their daily lives.

A documentary-style essay of the state of the nation in the late 1990s in Berlin.

Director Peter Patzak visits and interviews friends who decided to move from Germany to Rio de Janeiro and New York City.

Loose acquaintances meet up again 25 years later and tell stories about their time together.