Kahlschlag

Tracklist 1 –Abrasive Wheels Banner Of Hope 2 –The Adicts Joker In The Park 3 –Angelic Upstarts I'm An Upstart 4 –Attilla The Stockbroker* Airstrip One 5 –B-Bang-Cider* Visions 6 –Broken Bones Civil War 7 –The Business The Whole Truth 8 –Buzzcocks Orgasm Adict 9 –The Casualties Killing Machine 10 –Chaos UK Farmyard Boogie 11 –Chelsea (2) Urban Kids 12 –The Drones Sad So Sad 13 –English Dogs The Fall Of Max 14 –The Exploited Punks Not Dead 15 –G.B.H. Sick Boy 16 –Ligotage Crime & Passion 17 –The Lurkers Ain't Got A Clue 18 –Major Accident Clockwork Toys 19 –Newtown Neurotics Kick Out The Tories 20 –One Way System Believe Yourself 21 –The Oppressed Same Old Story 22 –Peter And The Test Tube Babies Banned From The Pubs 23 –Sham 69 Hersham Boys 24 –Sick56 Violence 25 –Special Duties Police State 26 –Splodgenessabounds Two Little Boys 27 –Toy Dolls We're Mad 28 –UK Subs Limolife 29 –Vibrators* Baby Baby 30 –Vice Squad Last Rockers 31 –999 Nasty Nasty

Nina (38) loves her little family and is passionate about her job as an architect. When she returns to work after parental leave, she is able to save the office from bankruptcy with an ingenious idea. The only catch: she has to pretend to be single and married to her work. Nina gets no help from her husband Torsten (38) because he sees her dream job as a threat to the family. In desperation, Nina pretends he is her brother and secretly hires granny-for-hire Irmgard (70). Between lies and success, Nina's life picks up so much speed that she soon can no longer find the emergency brake.

The story of a very poor family, living on a boat on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok.

What makes us human? Doing good, it always comes back, and if it is just to give the poor person even just a coin, these actions go far into space and come back to us 1000 times more by force.

Vivian Bruchez explores his backyard on several steep adventures in a winter of exceptional snow, in the company of a few talented friends. Previously impassable and unthinkable routes become a tangible reality when skill, experience and conditions align.

Vienna in 2021. Europe is divided into American sectors. The currency is being converted from the euro to the dollar. Johnny Bush (the son of American peacekeeper George Bush) is the Chancellor of Austria. English becomes the primary language; dialects are forbidden. The Viennese meet underground (with the dinosaurs) to practice their Viennese dialect. The German journalist August Maria Kaiser comes to Vienna to research a report on the missing Jörg Haider. Haider had ruled Austria for the past 20 years and was expelled by the Americans. On his journey to uncover the truth about Haider, Kaiser meets many acquaintances.

115 Grains is the inspired-by-true-events story of a police officer named Matthew Sanders (Evan Gamble, Fear the Walking Dead) who suffers from PTSD and suicidal ideation after horrific experiences he’s both seen on the job and personally experienced as a child. Forced to seek council from an unorthodox therapist (Eugenie Bondurant, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It), Sanders must attempt to resolve his inner turmoil through experimental hypnosis that sends him back in time to face his past. Written and directed by Florida-based filmmaker Andrew Kiaroscuro, whose own father Benjamin passed from suicide when Andrew was 19 years old, 115 Grains is a personal and provocative exploration of the morality of being a police officer — an examination of not just what it means to the individual who puts on the badge, but to the community of people they serve.

Mehmet, presenting himself as a film director, is on the look out for an actress to star in his next film. He offers amateur filmmaker Emre the casting job, wanting him to audition the candidates, chose the most appropriate one, and follow her candidly with his camera. Emre accepts, not knowing that he in return has also been filmed during this meeting. Emre auditions several female candidates, eager to star in a feature film, and then chooses one to follow, as instructed. Eventually, the main participants are gathered in an old, abandoned mansion on Prince's Island, off the coast of Istanbul.

In an economically struggling small town, Jenny, a young married woman, begins an affair with June, her college-bound, African-American neighbor.

In this swinging romp through 1960s London, the frenzied manager of mod-rockers the Small Faces (made up of Steve Marriott, Kenney Jones, Ian McLagan and Ronnie Lane) gets into trouble when he agrees to use the band to smuggle diamonds out of the country. Songs include the Small Faces' "I've Got Mine," "It's Too Late," "Come On Children" and "Don't Stop What You're Doing" and The Chantelles' "I Think of You" and "Please Don't Kiss Me."

A sudden loss catalyzes an unlikely bond between two migrants in the Chinese community of Queens. Navigating lives far from home and the painstaking labor that supports them, they journey through grief together in hopes of finding family.