影片根据Solly Perel的真实经历改编，讲述了和希特勒同一天生日的13岁德国犹太男孩Solly在二战期间通过机敏过人的应变能力和绝无仅有的巧合，保全生命，并最终与集中营中的兄长团聚的令人惊叹的故事。片中年轻的Solly是苏联共青团员，是德军的战斗英雄，是希特勒青年队的队员，甚至还爱上了一个纯雅利安女孩，但犹太人的特殊标志——割礼，却无时无刻提醒着他的身份。从无所谓、迷茫到怨恨，战争让他承担了太多与年龄不相称的压力，但最终他依然认同了自己的民族，并在成年后毫不犹豫地为自己的儿子也实行了割礼。

阿娟（蔡嘉茵 饰）本该是一个快乐的30岁女青年，可是她105公斤的体重总让她成为周遭人议论和嘲笑的对象，灰暗的生活中，只有温暖的食物才能带给阿娟一丝丝的安慰，但这显然是一种恶性循环。
在生日这一天，母亲送给了阿娟一套减重课程作为礼物，人生道路上接连遭遇挫折的阿娟虽然很不情愿，但亦明白，自己不得不踏上减肥的旅途。在此过程中，阿娟邂逅了名为吴浩仁的快递员，知道了他隐藏在开朗表象之下的悲惨过去；又在误打误撞之中撞破了旁人眼中的模范男孩的女装秘密。接二连三的事件让阿娟开始明白，每个人都有着自己的深渊。

描述意识到自己喜欢同性的纯，对于“异性爱、生小孩、建立家庭”的“普通幸福”也有强烈的憧憬，于是隐瞒性向与喜欢ＢＬ的同班同学三浦开始交往的故事…

导演Dean Francis在6年前拍过一部反恐同短片“男生语法”并获澳洲摄影人协会最佳短片奖。“淹没”改编自作家Stephen Davis的著名反恐同舞台剧，该剧源自真人真事，讲述直男冲浪队长对新来的同志成员感到困惑和嫉妒，最终陷入心烦意乱的迷恋。他的复杂情绪在他们结伴去同志酒吧的那晚爆发... ◎QAF

安德（乔斯因·本格特伊 Joxean Bengoetxea 饰）一个人过日子已经太久了，久到他早已经忘记了身边还有一个人陪伴是怎样的滋味。除了要到自行车厂上班外，安德还要耕种家中的一块自留地，日子虽然枯燥，但行程表却始终排得满满的。
一天，安德不小心摔断了腿，生活实在是无法自理的他雇佣了一位名叫荷西（艾利兹·阿伯迪 Eriz Alberdi 饰）的男孩来替自己打工。荷西的单纯和乐观让安德干涸的内心渐渐产生了变化，随着时间的推移，两人之间产生了真挚的感情。然而，在这个闭塞的山村里，这段同性之间的恋情是注定不会被大众所接受的，在世俗和真爱面前，安德会做出怎样的选择呢？

Thomas Arslan's second feature film and part of his Berlin-trilogy is a slow-paced milieu study of German-Turkish youth in Berlin-Kreuzberg. The film depicts the every day life, domestic conflicts, dreams and disappointments of three siblings and their aimless, meandering strolls through the Kreuzberg district. The family itself encapsulates the culture clash that is at the centre of many German-Turkish films. In Arslan's film, the mother is German, the father is Turkish and the children have to make up their own minds about their cultural allegiances. Seventeen-year-old Leyla tries to escape from her family by spending most of her time with her best friend Sevim. Her twenty-year-old brother, Erol, has chosen Turkish citizenship and, consequently, has to do military service in Turkey. His mother objects but Erol finds the prospect of continued unemployment and mounting debts, which he cannot repay, in Berlin far more threatening than the prospect of military service in Turkey and leaves. Eighteen-year-old Ahmed is the is about to do his 'Abitur' (final exams at secondary school) and, despite being the most 'assimilated' of the three siblings, finds the experience of living in between two cultures difficult.

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