两个东德小子在柏林墙倒下后携带着简单行李、少的可怜的盘缠、及更屈指可数的英语词汇量来到美国，从纽约一路费尽周折前往旧金山，一个是为了寻父，一个是 为了一睹金门大桥。受共产主义的影响，他们最喜欢的英语口头禅就是friendship，于是一路上他们逢凶化吉、奇遇无数，friendship让他们 由头至尾不离不弃。

这部纪录片的编剧、导演和旁白均由沃纳·赫尔佐格（Werner Herzog）来担当，记录了他与剧组前往南极洲拍摄当地生物、居民以及独特地理风貌的历程。这部纪录片并不是一部关于南极著名的企鹅的影片，而是去探索南极的人类生活，以及壮丽神奇的南极洲美景。他们前往由美国国家科学 基金会南极计划部门运作的南极洲最大的科学研究中心——位于罗斯岛的麦克默多站进行拍摄，在当地采访了一些在作业、后勤、IT和维护等方面提供支援的成员后，他们陆续前往海豹基地、潜水营地等南极洲人类扎营的地点，沿途遇到很多有意思的人，做了很多包括细胞生物学家塞缪尔·宝泽（Samuel Bowser）、动物学家占·保罗斯基（Jan Pawlowski）、企鹅研究学者大卫·安利（David Ainley）等在内的简短访谈。在某种程度上，他们拍摄探索的并不在于展现科研领域，而在向大众揭示一种独特的生命体验。
本片提名2009年第81届奥斯卡最佳纪录片奖。

Petra professionally works as a thief abroad to finance the studies of her younger sister Franziska in Germany. When she returns, she realizes that her sister has a secret, too.

英俊而忧郁的上流社会绅士查理•斯万（Jeremy Irons 杰里米•艾恩斯 饰）迷上了性感美丽宛如精灵般的犹太女人奥黛特（Ornella Muti 欧尼拉•梅蒂 饰）。在贵族们的眼里，奥黛特如此轻薄与放荡，关于她不贞的流言也从未停止。但这一切从未熄灭斯万的爱火，他是如此渴望成为奥黛特胸前的那朵小花，以时时刻刻品味她摄人的芳香。他嫉妒，固执地打听着关于奥黛特的一切，在她面前时而像个孩子，时而又扮作尊严不可侵犯的高傲绅士。
觥筹交错、轻歌曼舞，斯万与奥黛特在奢华的旋律中相互试探，进行着一场恼人的爱恋……
根据法国普鲁斯特著名的长篇意识流小说《追忆似水年华》之中的章节“斯万之恋”改编。

ynopsis from Time Out Film Guide: Between the seemingly idyllic opening and closing scenes depicting a rural community, first at church, then at the village festival, Fleischmann attacks that community's prejudices and ignorance without remorse. His very precisely observed portrait of Bavarian life begins with little more than a display of the villagers' constant ribbing, bawdy humour, continuous gossip, and more than a hint of their slow-wittedness. With the return of a young man, their idle malice and childish clowning, always on the edge of unpleasantness, receive some focus: quite without foundation, the lad is victimised as a homosexual. The crippling conformity of their ingrained conservatism leads the villagers to reject anything 'different': a young widow is ostracised, more for her crippled lover and idiot son than her morals; a teacher is frozen out because she's educated; the casual destruction of the young 'homosexual' is given no more thought than the cutting up of a pig. Not Germany in the '30s but the '70s; nevertheless the political parallels are clear. An impressive film.

影片的主人公是一位并没有给出姓名的女人(马蒂娜·戈黛特《他人的生活》饰演)。她和两位朋友以及她们养的狗一起来到阿尔卑斯山脚下度假。安顿下之后,朋友提议出去散步,而她因为驾车的疲倦决定赶早睡下。第二天早上醒来之后,她发现朋友们整夜未归,而只有小狗卢齐思陪在她身边。担心的她想到旁边的村子打听消息,却发现她被一道看不见的屏障封闭了在这里,根本无法离开。电台中断,电话失去了信号,她必须做出决定,究竟是冒死翻过身后的高山去寻找和外界的联系,还是留在这里避免外界看不见的危险?

和丈夫争吵后，一位丰盈的德裔女子独自留宿兼营咖啡馆的汽车旅馆。争吵时遗落的保温高压水壶盛满咖啡尾随她到来，成了这场魔术的第一个道具。
咖啡馆女老板的丈夫愤然离家，她无法理解儿子的音乐、无法接受女儿的时髦、无法忍受襁褓中的哭闹，只得游离在三个孩子的生活之外充当局外人；她经营的咖啡馆内没有咖啡机，吧台积满灰尘；她管理的旅馆住着一位迟迟没有作品的画家，一位没有生意的纹身女郎。巴格达咖啡馆的女主人被生活的尘埃包裹，已经黯然失色，她无法再容忍一位不速之客。
德裔女子将目睹的一切当作一股可以理解的迷惑，并执意留下。一场大扫除之后，巴格达咖啡馆成了沙漠中的彩虹；男装改成时髦女装帮女老板的女儿度过青春期；端坐一旁，听女老板的儿子的钢琴演奏；利用丈夫的魔术道具学习魔术，并为咖啡馆奉上余兴节目。德裔女子所作的事只是生活中的常态，但是在巴格达沙漠中的这个咖啡馆看来，着实是一场魔术。

The story revolves around Adam, a young postal worker who lives in complete seclusion in an old-fashioned but quite idyllic village. The special thing about this world is that all residents live in complete nudity. On one of his weekly walks in the surrounding forest, Adam finds something odd. For Adam it is absolutely clear: this is a masterpiece of craftsmanship. After he inspects the secret at home for a while, he finds that it pleasantly clings to his legs.
Will the villagers accept Adams new look? After some time, Adam dares before the door with his new pride - a pair of jeans - to present in public. But it proves to be an eyesore in a world in which no soul has ever seen a piece of clothing. The villagers react in shock at the wondrous object and it quickly becomes clear that they can not tolerate such a thing in their community.
Proud of himself and his passion, Adam decides, against all odds, to stand by his achievement, nirrespective of the consequences.

① 费拿拉小镇，工程师斯瓦诺（Kim Rossi Stuart 饰）邂逅了女教师卡门（Inés Sastre 饰），他们一见钟情，卡门却拒绝了斯瓦诺的吻。当他们三年后再次相遇时，斯瓦诺则在肉欲面前止步。
② 海滨小城，某导演（John Malkovich 饰）信步游荡时遇到了美丽的女子（Sophie Marceau 苏菲•玛索 饰）。她向导演坦白曾亲手杀害自己的父亲。他们并未因此疏远，反而缱绻缠绵。
③ 巴黎，妻子离开不忠的丈夫，寻找租房时遇到了失去妻子的卡罗（Jean Reno 饰），他们似乎找到了共通的心绪。
④ 英俊的男孩爱上了一个姑娘（Irène Jacob 饰），他尾随、表白，却得知她将要把自己献给上帝。
本片荣获1996年意大利电影新闻记者协会银丝带奖最佳编曲、1995年威尼斯电影节费比西奖。

雷敦伯格（安德烈·鲁斯特 Andreas Lust 饰）和女友艾丽卡（Franziska Weiss 饰）生活在风景如画的维也纳，表面上看来，他们和世间的大多数情侣一样恩爱缠绵，可实际上，雷敦伯格有着一段不为人知的过去。
原来，曾经的雷敦伯格是一名拥有极高智慧和强大野心的长跑运动员，与此同时，他还参与策划了一系列的银行抢劫案，是的，雷敦伯格抢劫银行绝不是为了区区钱财，而是为了满足自己追求刺激的欲望。如今，尽管雷敦伯格选择了和女友一起离群索居，但在内心里，他依旧十分渴望从前那种充满了刺激与变数的生活。是就此金盆洗手好好的享受生活，还是继续铤而走险获得短暂的快感？雷敦伯格徘徊在期间无法选择。

故事讲述年轻人阿明用不属于自己的身份生活着，并且承认了许多不是他干的事情。他与中产家庭的出身很不相称，他的两个哥哥都已经名成利就，而他最终选择以犯罪来找寻自我的身份。
In this startling, darkly funny coming-of-age drama, a disaffected teenager embarks on a life of his own brand of crime. The handsome Armin (Constantin von Jascheroff) is fresh out of college and unemployed. Unable to take the pressure from his parents, he sends an anonymous confession to the local newspaper after he sees a charred car wreck by the highway. He quickly spins into further acts of rebellion, like writing pornographic graffiti on a bathroom wall and fantasizing about committing violent crimes and having forced sex with a gang of leather-clad motorcyclists. But is it really all fantasy and lies, or is there a danger lurking below Armin抯 innocent surface?

16岁的保罗忽然出现在叔叔家，说他要來度假。叔叔和婶婶尽管心中不快，但也不得不接纳这个行为乖张的侄子。潜藏在这个完美家庭底层的冲突，因为保罗的到來一一浮现，一张张虛伪的中产面具，也在欲望的冲击之下破碎。导演初试啼声即被喻为德国当代电影最重要的新锐，全片婉如现代版《定理》，以黑色幽默嘲弄中产阶级的虛伪，震惊嘎纳影展影評人周单元。
第59届戛纳电影节(2006)　 年轻评论家奖-最佳长片　 Matthias Luthardt
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因犯規被罰出場的守門員布洛赫，在維也納街頭漫無目的地閒逛。他遇到了戲院售票員葛蘿莉亞，並跟蹤她到飛機場附近的荒涼公寓，卻莫名其妙殺了人。布洛赫逃到鄉間繼續漫遊，不時看報紙關注案情進展…

An unusual road trip beginning in the Netherlands takes a series of unexpected turns through Germany and Eastern Europe.

女会计师耶拉（Nina Hoss 尼娜•霍斯 饰）遭遇生活危机，与具有暴力倾向的丈夫本（Hinnerk Schönemann 饰）离婚后，她在汉诺威阿尔法飞机厂找到一份新工作。在启程的当天，渴望赢回前妻的本上门纠缠，坚持送耶拉前往火车站。路上，两人发生激烈争吵，激动的本撞断桥栏，将车开进河里。
爬上岸的耶拉不顾湿淋淋的身子和身边的本，拎着包向火车站跑去。然而时运不济，当初介绍她进入公司的主管被开除，耶拉的工作再次没有着落。偶然的机缘，耶拉结识风险投资经理人菲利普（Devid Striesow 饰），她的人生开始出现转机……
本片荣获2007年柏林国际电影节银熊奖和最佳女主角奖。

Johannes is a loner who wants a better job. And then he meets Ana. Ana is attractive and even though her job is even less prestigious th an Johannes's, he falls for her. And then she quits her job to be with him (and be dependent on him) and suddenly things become much more serious. She has fallen for him. But does he still love her? Did he ever? Enter Sarah. Sarah is the daughter of Johannes's boss. He and she have a past. Will Sarah and what she represents be his future, and Ana just a memory, something he'd like to erase?

The first movie of the "Berliner Schule" ("La Nouvelle Vague Allemande" Cahiers Du Cinema) that gained international recognition with it being screened in the "Un certain regard"-section of Cannes Film Festival 2004.
After the very sparse white on black of the opening credits we see the back of Sophie's head. She's in a car, she speaks awkward French, the woman who drives gets out, gets her a map, of Marseille. We learn, very soon, that they are exchanging apartments, the other woman, her name, we learn later, is Zelda, will go to Berlin and Sophie will stay, for a few weeks, in Marseille. Zelda says: Guten Tag, Auf Wiedersehen, Mein Freund, der Baum, ist tot - the latter phrase being a German song by a German singer who died young. Zelda disappears, Sophie stays. Zelda very literally disappears because there won't be a trace of her when Sophie will return to Berlin. The Marseille apartment, empty, unlived in as it is, will have been a gift, something inexplicably given in a film that ends with something - almost a life - taken.
Sophie, for the first third of the film, is in Marseille. She walks around, she takes pictures. She looks at the pictures, she moves without a direction, the camera is with her, sometimes distant, sometimes following her closely. Sophie is a stranger in a strange world, she sometimes seems cut off from her surroundings. We hear sounds, we see her face but the background is blurred. She does not seem unhappy, she does not seem happy. She does not talk much and she always thinks for a long time when she is asked. In the end she will be asked what it is she photographs. She will think for half a minute (or perhaps she does not think, but simply refuses to answer, to herself, to the policeman who asks) and then she says: The streets.
We do not know much of her and we do not learn much of her in these minutes we spend in Marseille, walking around with her. She meets a young man from a garage, who lends her his car, she drives around, which we don't see. There is a lot we don't see - although it takes some time to realize how much. She meets the young man in a bar, they drink, a friend arrives who insults Sophie, for no reason. Sophie and Pierre, the young man, walk up in a street that is lit in brownish golden light and they sleep with each other, which we don't see (and, really, don't know). The next night they dance.
One very sharp cut later Sophie is back in Berlin, she is approached by a young woman who returns a cap to her, a cap she has left in a McDonald's restaurant before she went to Marseille. There is more she has left, or rather: she has run away from. (At least this is what can - but does not have to be - inferred.) There is Ivan, a photographer she might be in love with. There is Hanna, an actress, Ivan's girl friend, their son Anton. We learn more about Ivan, we learn more about Hanna. We see Ivan taking pictures of women workers in a factory, without an explanation. We just see and watch. We watch the women from a sidewards angle, then we watch Ivan taking the pictures, then we watch the woman from Ivan's perspective. They talk, but not much. We just hear and see and watch. There is a lot we see - although it takes some time to realize how much. We are left with these images. They remain unexplained and they don't explain what we see. "Marseille" has a bewildering structure, switching from the elliptical cut (shocking, really) to the insistent gaze (frustrating first, but amazing after all).
For ten minutes, at least, we watch a rehearsal. Hanna plays a minor role in a Strindberg play. The same scene is rehearsed three times. We watch the man talking to the woman in an aggressive Strindberg way and we see Hanna entering the stage. Then the camera moves to the left and we watch the woman answering to the man in an aggressive Strindberg way. This time we don't see Hanna entering the stage. When leaving she makes a mistake, she adds a word that does not belong in her line. We see her then off stage, cowering. Hanna is not happy. She is not happy with David, she suffers from unexplainable pain. We do not learn much more about her. Sophie is out of sight for quite some time. We start doubting if this is really her story we are told. Oh yes, it is, but Schanelec refuses to follow her and her story in linear fashion. Ivan's taking of pictures, Hanna's rehearsal become important, not so much as explanations for their behaviour, just as the parts of their lives Schanelec has decided to follow.
Sophie then returns to Marseille and after the most daring ellipsis we see her at a police station, in a yellow dress. She sits, then she talks, then she does not talk for half a minute. She is asked what it is she photographs. The streets, she says after what seems a very long time. She cries. We see her on a sidewalk, the camera moving parallel to her. She crosses the street, the camera remains on the sidewalk, Sophie is moving away from it. Then she stops and the camera stops. She enters the German consulate. In Schanelec's (and cinematographer Reinhold Vorschneider's) films you see the most intelligent and subtle travellings imaginable - and even mor effective as they starkly contrast with a lot of very long, very static takes that just make you watch and see.
"Marseille" ends with a series of takes on the beach. It is getting dark, the streetlamps are switched on. We see Sophie in her yellow dress, distant, moving, we see the sea and there is a strange kind of consolation in this image of the dress, Sophie, the sea.

A man travels from Paris to Berlin. He’s looking for his wife. He will find her in a sanatorium and take her back to Paris with him.
His wife goes to Berlin every year. She is desperately searching for her daughter. In 1989, their daughter was abducted at the age of three. And she has remained unaccounted for.
One day the woman discovers a girl, Nina. She is a vagrant, a drifter. An itinerant, young woman. She roams around with another girl named Toni. She’s a girl who takes what she wants. A thief. The wife believes that Nina is her missing daughter.

艾博（皮埃尔·波克玛 Pierre Bokma 饰）和薇拉（詹妮·施希里 Jenny Schilly 饰）结婚已经二十余年了，两人共同养育着可爱的女儿海伦（Maria Elise Miller 饰），生活可谓是风平浪静。实际上，艾博和薇拉在很长一段时间里都分居两地，艾博在一家研究嗜睡症的医疗机构里上班，虽然工作非常的繁忙，但他是真心的热爱自己的职业。
近日里，薇拉的情绪非常的不稳定，海伦离开了她前往德国深造，她无法忍受孤身一人的日子，急切的希望艾博能够回到她的身边陪伴她，但这对于艾博来说，便意味着放弃自己的事业和理想，一时之间，艾博不知该如何选择。

女医生Babara（尼娜·霍斯 Nina Hoss 饰）因为企图从民主德国逃到联邦德国未遂，而被从柏林调遣到一所乡村医院工作，一开始她根本不和周围的人来往，直到医生Andre（隆纳德·泽荷菲德 Ronald Zehrfeld 饰）主动和她接近。医院里新送来一名女孩Stella，得的是脑膜炎，在Babara的细心呵护下逐渐康复。女孩却又因为怀孕了而被送去东德的劳教所。而另一方面，Babara在男友的帮助下积极准备下一次逃亡计划。虽然她还要不时地遭到东德警察的搜查，但是她隐藏得无懈可击。医院里又送来一名自杀未遂的男病人，Babara认为他需要动手术。Andre决定在周六晚上对这名病人进行手术，需要Babara的协助，而周六晚上正是Babara要进行逃亡计划的时间。正在她准备离开家的时候，Stella从劳教所逃出来找到了她.......
导演Christian Petzold凭借此片获得2012柏林电影节最佳导演银熊奖。