Rafael Luis Klein-Hessling

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Josh spends a lot of time with the family of his best friend Chicco, whose father often challenges the two boys to little competitions against each other. They don't really feel like it, but they don't say anything. What they also keep secret is that they are in love with each other. When Josh is confronted with a toxic idea of masculinity in the soccer locker room, he comes under pressure. Suddenly, he has to reconcile two worlds, whether he's ready to or not.

On the day of a big lottery draw, Ilyas is working alone in a kiosk that is sinking into chaos. Because he keeps making mistakes, his boss threatens to fire him—unless he manages to get hold of a slot machine for the kiosk at a nearby warehouse sale today. But on the way, he encounters people everywhere who ask him for favors. For example, second-hand dealer Aaron asks him to transport a huge desk with strange Nazi insignia to the other end of town. Although he doesn't want to do any of this, Ilyas' life fails in a domino effect of apocalyptic daydreams if he refuses the favors. On increasingly confusing detours, he meets his crush Jenny, the struggle rapper Tristan, and a sword-wielding fraternity that wants to buy the desk from him. It's getting late, and Ilyas feels compelled to take action.

The four friends Lukas, Julius, Gino and Sanchez are trying to survive the everyday life in Neukölln, Berlin between drugs, gangs, rap, violence and boredom. Until they are one day making a serious decision with serious consequences because of a dead certain plan.

Prosecutor Judith Schrader suffers a setback at the regional court: her key witness fails to appear. As a result, the chances that Michele Del Piero, the alleged drug dealer and member of the Calabrian 'Ndrangheta, will be convicted plummet. With four days left until his release from custody, Judith Schrader and the lead police investigator, Chief Inspector Jochen Montag, must find new evidence.