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Fourteen-year-old Michi cannot cope with the unexplained death of his father. After attempting suicide, his mother sends him to a Catholic boarding school, where he manages to endure the restrictive rules only with the help of his friendship with Lorenz, a drug-addicted priest, and Marenka, a kitchen assistant. A psychological, moving portrait of a 14-year-old boy confronted with first love and death.
A man and a woman meet again.
After his father's death, a young man returns from Berlin to his small hometown in southern Germany and faces the decision of whether to continue running his parents' photo shop or to sell it.
Obnoxious but charming, Paul (Norbert Muzzulini) has lorded it over his roommate and girlfriend Sandra (Annemarie Kneck) for quite some time, flaunting the fact that he sees other women and spouting insufferable philosophical claptrap about the nature of love, etc.. Eventually, the girl (on the advice of friends) turns the tables on him, and claims to have outside relationships of her own. This prompts him to move out in a huff, into the flat of a casual conquest of his, but he soon discovers that his poor manners have resulted in his not being welcome anywhere.
After the death of her mother, Alice, who was born out of wedlock, learns that her father, who was thought to be dead, is still alive. Unopened letters from the estate put the 18-year-old on the trail of the composer Max Rab, one of her mother's ex-lovers. Under a pretext, Alice manages to move in with the supposed Rab father. When she falls in love with Max, things get complicated...
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