The Holey Grail

In the Brandenburg province Markus Hawemann is torn between his love for his grandmothers in need of care - one of them suffering from dementia - and his longing for urban self- determination in Berlin. Most of the time Markus is pretty alone with his worries. In his daydreams a crowd of dazzling demons are visiting him more and more often. They are harbingers of an urban elective family. When Duc enters his life, things become more complicated, as packed boxes in his apartment are already waiting for move to the big city.

Intimacy, dairy products and a trip to the store with a secret. Two minutes of film and an unforgettable sequence shot.

The struggle to fight gentrification is real. A plenum on how to deal with the situation in the neighborhood turns into a heavy discipline session.

Soup Frog is the soliloquy of a saucy post-human tart. Inspired by ecofeminist conceptions of symbiosis (Haraway, Butler), and particularly by the theories of evolutionary microbiologist Lynn Margulis. Written, performed, and captioned in Damiá - a novel, fully-functioning language with an extensive grammar and a vocabulary of around 10,000 words, created over the course of several decades, which seeks to "explore a queer language and its performative potential."

They may not be real brothers, but their cannoli are anything but fake.

When Jesse calls in sick to the annual picnic, these pervs sext the spread to Jesse’s bed.