Martina Gedeck

In 1970s West Germany, members of the radical Red Army Faction organize terrorist actions as the cop pursuing them seeks to understand their motives.

A woman suddenly finds herself cut off from all human contact, when an invisible, unyielding wall surrounds the countryside where she is vacationing.

This moving film recount the life of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl forced into hiding with her family during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands in World War II. Based on her diary, this film offers insight into the mind of a teenage girl living under Nazi persecution. Directed by Hans Steinbichler, the film features Lea van Acken as Anne Frank.

Berlin, 1939. Ferdinand Marian is an actor, one of the best of his generation. Marian is married to a beautiful Jewish woman whom he deeply loves. One day, he’s offered the starring role in the new Nazi party’s anti-Semitic production, a film based on the novel Jud Süss. The part would make him a star. Marian turns it down but finally gives in to Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels’ unrelenting pressure and even worse, his charm. The actor unwittingly plays into the Nazis’ plans and his attempt to give the film’s Jewish protagonist a human touch makes the film the most successful propaganda film ever made...

This visually stunning & elegant story follows the life of Joana Prats, a beautiful, young woman who suffers from agnosia. As the only one who knows the deep, dark secret left behind by her father, she is drawn into a sinister and life-threatening plot by those trying to garner information, taking advantage of her sensory confusion. The deceitful criminals will stop at nothing to get what they want and as the plot unfolds, will her two closest suitors protect her from falling victim to their cunning plans?

A strait-laced man’s chance encounter with a mysterious woman leads to a book that inspires him to question his life and how fast it can change.

Adapted from Diderot’s eponymous novel, The Nun tells the story of a woman trying to resist imposed religious values, revealing the dehumanizing effect of cloistered life. Sent to a convent against her will Suzanne, a young Nun, finds herself taunted by her fellow Sisters and subjected to sadistic punishments after breaking her vows. Taken in by a kindly Mother Superior, she soon finds that her affection comes at a price, but despite her suffering, Suzanne refuses to accept her fate and her desire for freedom never diminishes.