Shattered is about the everyday lives of a railway trackman, his wife and daughter in a remote, isolated house in a winter landscape, Mayer and Pick introduce increasingly stronger disturbances into their daily routines.

With the painful loss in her heart, Ronja has no choice but to sell her beloved house, which has been robbing her of sanity since that tragic day. Left alone by her husband and taken by surprise by the bizarre estate agent Immo King, the first viewing of her beloved house puts not only Ronja's psyche but also their relationship to the test.

Teenage Sascha has two dreams: to write a novel about her mother and to take revenge on her step-father who brutally murdered her. When she meets the newspaper editor Volker, he invites her to come to his and his son's place. A subtle love triangle begins which helps Sascha to find her personal way of growing up.

To find a bone marrow donor for himself, fashion designer Jesko visits his upper-class family in southwest Germany where he has to confront mental illness and long-held grudges.

A man tries to outwit another man in pursuit of a woman.

Filmschau der Hitlerjugend.

Violence in marriage, physically or psychologically — unnoticed by outsiders — regardless of nationality, culture, social class and gender: for many people it is part of their everyday lives. For various reasons, separating victims is difficult or impossible, whether it's financial dependence or fear of the unknown. The principle of indebtedness — divorce through the fault of the partner - is still a current topic in many divorce proceedings. Many fathers struggle with the injustices (high payments, manipulating ex-wives, estrangement of the children, existential problems) after a divorce, to which they are often exposed for no reason and which are neither a support to the parents nor their children. Violence knows no gender, faith, origin, age, social class or professional group. It can happen to anyone!

Die Ton Steine Scherben gibt's seit 1985 nicht mehr, aber ihre Bedeutung für die deutsche Musikgeschichte ist bis heute ungebrochen. Land in Sicht präsentiert neben einem Konzert ein längeres Interview mit dem verstorbenen Scherben-Sänger Rio Reiser und diverse Extras, die den einzigartigen Stellenwert der Band untermauern. Die Live-Aufnahmen vom 30. Mai 1983 aus der Offenbacher Stadthalle sind nicht immer perfekt -- die Bühne ist größtenteils ziemlich dunkel ausgeleuchtet, und der Ton weist einige kleinere Schwankungen auf --, aber diese leichten Unsauberkeiten machen Land in Sicht nur noch authentischer und sympathischer. Rio Reiser besticht mit hundertprozentigem emotionalem Einsatz, und seine Hinterleute beweisen, dass die Scherben immer deutlich mehr waren, als eine Band mit Lagerfeuer-Protestsong-Flair. Da wird hart gerockt, satt gegroovt, und die originellen, komplexen Arrangements heben sich meilenweit von Politpunk-, Deutschrock- und NDW-Klischees ab.

The two friends Nora and Isabel, both disabled, try to lead normal lives. Strangely enough, it is their family, well-meaning friends and care workers who appear not to want normality at all. When Nora decides to marry her immigrant lover Amadou, her family does everything in its power to stop her.

Jerry crashes a vase onto Tom's head, which gets Mammy to throw Tom out. Jerry at first revels in his freedom, but soon tires of this, and, under a flag of truce, hatches a plan with Tom.