Set in a conservative Danube Delta community, a gay teenager's journey of self-discovery clashes with the traditional values upheld by his parents and neighbors.

In order to fulfill their dreams, four teenagers decide to make money by selling online the SAT subjects. Sofi wants to raise money to pay for her college in Switzerland, Alex wants to build his own recording studio, Amalia wants to impress her senator father, and Tomita wants an adventure. Everything is going well until they are all forced to face the reality around them and the consequences of their actions.

Clara left her Romanian hometown, a fishing village by the Danube, to help a German family a few hundred kilometers further west and look after their little daughter. She leaves her 12-year-old son behind. Clara needs the money, but the work comes with a high price: estrangement from her own son and the loss of a close bond with him while caring for someone else's child. The Danube alone, which connects Clara's home village with her workplace, makes it painfully clear that both places are connected. The river that connects everything plays a fateful role over the course of the film in this German/Romanian co-production. CLARA addresses the fate of over 500,000 Romanians who work outside Romania and are often forced to leave their children behind.

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رویای یک بازیگر استانی به نظر می‌رسد که درهم شکسته شده است، در حالی که رویاهای اطرافیان او یا زندانیانی که او در نهایت با آنها یک نمایش تئاتر را به صحنه می‌برد، به نظر می‌رسد به تحقق نزدیک‌تر است.

Impossible Utopian love between Pula high school student Una and an elderly refugee from war-torn Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995.

ایلی از زندگی آسان یک پلیس روستایی لذت می برد. انفعال او در طول یک سری حوادث خشونت آمیز به زودی او را به شریک قتل تبدیل می کند...