Marcelo Rodrigues

Eden is the queer re-tale of Adam and Eve’s story in modern times. A visually striking story about first love situated in Berlin.

Europe 2030, the air has become breathless. With oxygen levels below 10%, it has become impossible for people to be outside without oxygen masks. People have isolated themselves even further to survive. John hasn't had contact with other human beings for a couple of years and keeps his hope alive by searching for human life in a world that stands still.

It's daylights savings day and an Office Worker challenges a Traffic Warden in a trial by combat.

Excited and nervous, Gabriel takes an excessive dose of GHB before meeting with his colleague Chris. As he starts to feel unwell he tries to hide that from Chris in order not to ruin the date and finally passes out during sex. Chris doesn't realize it, or just ignores the fact and doesn't stop until he comes. When Gabriel's flatmate (Lukas) comes home and finds him having convulsions, he suspects Chris of taking advantage of Gabriel's state.

In a world bound by society's labels, Marko has always been an outsider. His only constant: a daily hummus toast, a small comfort in the chaos. Desperate for change, he sets out on a mental health journey, where the real battle begins. Confronted by the sound of his own voice, Marko faces his deepest fears and hidden longings. As he wrestles with his identity, he discovers that true freedom lies not in fitting in, but in embracing who he truly is.

A sister and brother try to get away with killing their mother's murderer.

In a world bound by society's labels, Marko has always been an outsider. His only constant: a daily hummus toast, a small comfort in the chaos. Desperate for change, he sets out on a mental health journey, where the real battle begins. Confronted by the sound of his own voice, Marko faces his deepest fears and hidden longings. As he wrestles with his identity, he discovers that true freedom lies not in fitting in, but in embracing who he truly is.