Paul Galli

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The sisters Melek and Lila, joined by Pia—on the run from her ex—set sail to retrieve a time capsule from the bottom of the lake: inside is one of Melek’s secrets, but Lila hasn’t told her sister everything either.

Since birth, daydreamer Maxi and party queen Valeska celebrate their joint birthday together in an aquarium store. But when Valeska prefers to go to a real party with Maxi this year, not only the perfect birthday but also their seventeen-year-old friendship is at stake.

While exploring a lost place in the forest, best friends Millie and Svea stumble across an abandoned hunting rifle.

Kim has had enough: of school, of her girlfriend, and even more so of her mother. Because of her, Kim's father is now gone. Just gone. So Kim decides to leave. She can't go back, only forward. Until she finally arrives at the one place where she can still be.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

The sisters Melek and Lila, joined by Pia—on the run from her ex—set sail to retrieve a time capsule from the bottom of the lake: inside is one of Melek’s secrets, but Lila hasn’t told her sister everything either.

The sisters Melek and Lila, joined by Pia—on the run from her ex—set sail to retrieve a time capsule from the bottom of the lake: inside is one of Melek’s secrets, but Lila hasn’t told her sister everything either.

Since birth, daydreamer Maxi and party queen Valeska celebrate their joint birthday together in an aquarium store. But when Valeska prefers to go to a real party with Maxi this year, not only the perfect birthday but also their seventeen-year-old friendship is at stake.

While exploring a lost place in the forest, best friends Millie and Svea stumble across an abandoned hunting rifle.

Kim has had enough: of school, of her girlfriend, and even more so of her mother. Because of her, Kim's father is now gone. Just gone. So Kim decides to leave. She can't go back, only forward. Until she finally arrives at the one place where she can still be.

Kim has had enough: of school, of her girlfriend, and even more so of her mother. Because of her, Kim's father is now gone. Just gone. So Kim decides to leave. She can't go back, only forward. Until she finally arrives at the one place where she can still be.