Maja Bresink

A woman's voice narrates in a voiceover the state of her body after a male sexual assault.

Berlin, 1914. Albert Einstein, a middle-aged man, is struggling to concentrate on his study. The nagging voices of his ten- and four-year-old children come through the closed door. Einstein's collar bursts, he yanks open the door and loudly scolds his sons. The children are shocked into silence. This film describes the physicist in his Berlin years during his rise to superstardom in science and, in parallel, in his ambivalent role as a father and family man.

A father and daughter roam the streets of the city together at night. They seem to be searching for something to eat or maybe their relationship. They don't argue. They just have nothing to say to each other.

The head mail carrier, Chef, has to retrieve a misdelivered package from old Mrs. Liebermann. But the lonely lady is more cunning than she seems and has her own plan. Will Chef manage to overcome her fears and get the valuable package back?