Ivette Löcker

Victoria and Siaka, an Austrian-Gambian couple in their mid-30s in Vienna, are in love, but being together has not been without turmoil. As they work on a relationship between two continents, the foundations are laid for their shared future as a family.

A documentary about the parents of director Ivette Löcker, who have been living apart in their shared home for 20 years.

They are not only awake - they live in the night and with the night. Night Shifts is the portrait of a counter-world. The film follows the traces of people in Berlin who remain invisible during the day and accompanies them on their nocturnal journeys through the city, which are characterized by pragmatic routine, longings and dangers.

Zhanna und Lyosha are survivors. The couple, now in their mid-thirties, became heroin addicts in the turbulent years of upheaval in Russia. They know their days are numbered, and pit their frail zest for life and gallows humor against this fact. The film draws on these moments and offers an intimate portrayal of a fragile and ambivalent love affair.

Ester Noter remembers the experiences of her mother Sonja Wolf.

Anya and Seryozha, eighteen and nineteen years old, have been close friends since school. They live in Mariupol, an industrial city in southeastern Ukraine. The film shows snapshots from the life of young people searching for who they want to be and how they want to live. They move between autonomy and uncertainty, rebellion and melancholy. They are full of imagination and willpower.

Victoria and Siaka, an Austrian-Gambian couple in their mid-30s in Vienna, are in love, but being together has not been without turmoil. As they work on a relationship between two continents, the foundations are laid for their shared future as a family.

Victoria and Siaka, an Austrian-Gambian couple in their mid-30s in Vienna, are in love, but being together has not been without turmoil. As they work on a relationship between two continents, the foundations are laid for their shared future as a family.

A documentary about the parents of director Ivette Löcker, who have been living apart in their shared home for 20 years.

A documentary about the parents of director Ivette Löcker, who have been living apart in their shared home for 20 years.

They are not only awake - they live in the night and with the night. Night Shifts is the portrait of a counter-world. The film follows the traces of people in Berlin who remain invisible during the day and accompanies them on their nocturnal journeys through the city, which are characterized by pragmatic routine, longings and dangers.

Zhanna und Lyosha are survivors. The couple, now in their mid-thirties, became heroin addicts in the turbulent years of upheaval in Russia. They know their days are numbered, and pit their frail zest for life and gallows humor against this fact. The film draws on these moments and offers an intimate portrayal of a fragile and ambivalent love affair.

Zhanna und Lyosha are survivors. The couple, now in their mid-thirties, became heroin addicts in the turbulent years of upheaval in Russia. They know their days are numbered, and pit their frail zest for life and gallows humor against this fact. The film draws on these moments and offers an intimate portrayal of a fragile and ambivalent love affair.

Ester Noter remembers the experiences of her mother Sonja Wolf.

Anya and Seryozha, eighteen and nineteen years old, have been close friends since school. They live in Mariupol, an industrial city in southeastern Ukraine. The film shows snapshots from the life of young people searching for who they want to be and how they want to live. They move between autonomy and uncertainty, rebellion and melancholy. They are full of imagination and willpower.

Waiting "as if for God", two Russian sailors, Marina and Sasha, look forward to the ice-free season on Lake Baikal, where they transport coal on their barge. This is a precarious business, and they depend on the orders they receive, of which there are fewer and fewer.