Fanny Rösch

The performances by Petra Morzé (as a mature thespian preparing for a video audition) and Marlene Hauser (as the daughter assisting her) illuminate this gently comical drama that intelligently touches on a range of issues within its brief running time.

A young nurse urgently needs an apartment until his age-old favorite patient offers him to live with her. But then everything turns out differently.

With a visually playful aesthetic inspired by 80s music videos, the film tells stories of different people in Europe who connect them to F.R. David's song "WORDS".

A couple hoping to have children escapes the rain into a shop when a phone app beeps: “The fertile phase is ending soon!” They attempt conception in a fitting room, but things go wrong: curious glances, position crises, sex talk, and other libido killers.

On vacation with Sam, Phoebe is first an observer - then a disruptor. Between the heat, lethargy and transgression, something emerges within her. Something animalistic that can no longer be restrained.

An idyllic family breakfast in the Tyrolean mountains – or so it seems. Behind the peaceful facade lies a family life full of tensions between closeness and distance, love and envy. A mother for whom harmony within the family is the most important thing, a father for whom tranquility is paramount, and two daughters who seemingly couldn't be any more different.

The performances by Petra Morzé (as a mature thespian preparing for a video audition) and Marlene Hauser (as the daughter assisting her) illuminate this gently comical drama that intelligently touches on a range of issues within its brief running time.

The performances by Petra Morzé (as a mature thespian preparing for a video audition) and Marlene Hauser (as the daughter assisting her) illuminate this gently comical drama that intelligently touches on a range of issues within its brief running time.

A young nurse urgently needs an apartment until his age-old favorite patient offers him to live with her. But then everything turns out differently.

With a visually playful aesthetic inspired by 80s music videos, the film tells stories of different people in Europe who connect them to F.R. David's song "WORDS".

A couple hoping to have children escapes the rain into a shop when a phone app beeps: “The fertile phase is ending soon!” They attempt conception in a fitting room, but things go wrong: curious glances, position crises, sex talk, and other libido killers.

On vacation with Sam, Phoebe is first an observer - then a disruptor. Between the heat, lethargy and transgression, something emerges within her. Something animalistic that can no longer be restrained.

On vacation with Sam, Phoebe is first an observer - then a disruptor. Between the heat, lethargy and transgression, something emerges within her. Something animalistic that can no longer be restrained.

An idyllic family breakfast in the Tyrolean mountains – or so it seems. Behind the peaceful facade lies a family life full of tensions between closeness and distance, love and envy. A mother for whom harmony within the family is the most important thing, a father for whom tranquility is paramount, and two daughters who seemingly couldn't be any more different.

An idyllic family breakfast in the Tyrolean mountains – or so it seems. Behind the peaceful facade lies a family life full of tensions between closeness and distance, love and envy. A mother for whom harmony within the family is the most important thing, a father for whom tranquility is paramount, and two daughters who seemingly couldn't be any more different.