Atilla Oener

Vic and Stan reliably carry out assignments and courier services, which may involve the use of forceful arguments. When they transport a seemingly empty suitcase to a bar full of strangely tattooed guys for their boss, they get into a fight and Stan is injured. Later, they both learn that their opponents may have been of demonic origin and were seeking world domination. Vic sides with their opponents, but discovers that Stan has already been infected by the demons.

Two couples end up involved in drug trafficking between the Turkish and Irish mafias. After being chased by a hitman, each one will have to choose between the love of their life or money.

After a run in with the Law, Aylin a 17yr old muslim Girl part of the Turkish diaspora in Germany finds herself sentenced to community service at an out of town horse stable. Beset by trouble at home and school, it is here that she, despite all odds is set on the road to self-discovery. As the pace quickens her blossoming relationship with the Stallion Hördur and her fledgling dreams are tested to breaking point. Can Aylin build a bridge between worlds? And if she can will others follow?

Wednesday afternoon was deliberately chosen. There were a lot of customers in front of and in the brothers Özcan and Hasan Yildirim’s barbershop on 9 June 2004, when 700 three-inch carpenters’ nails turned into projectiles with a 250 metre range. 22 people were injured. The attack was infamous; the course of the investigations was equally scandalous: the victims were suspected. CCTV material was not analysed and Federal Minister of the Interior Otto Schily decisively ruled out a right wing background. It was only in 2001 that this crime was solved in the course of the revelations concerning the right wing extremist terrorist “National Socialist Underground” group. The trial continues until the present day.

A Christmas themed violent short film directed by Ully Fleischer.

Mord mit Aussicht is a German satirical crime comedy television series, produced by ARD, following the adventures of Sophie Haas, a detective from the city that takes a job in the fictional country village of Hengasch. Much of the humour of the series derives from the clichés of both city and provincial lives, in a similar manner to the English comedy crime series Midsomer Murders.