Mariano had everything set: the perfect scam to get the things that were missing for the final commitment with his girlfriend. Well, it sounded perfect when his brother-in-law told him about it. Now, to get his way, he must get rid of the old Siam Di Tella he cares for like a treasure. Men have a special relationship with cars, and Mariano is no exception. Suddenly he finds himself trying to maintain appearances before the insurance company, which sends the meticulous inspector Cicchero; before his impatient but sensible girlfriend; and before himself and the growing sense that he will never stop being a loser. In such a state of affairs, having a homeless man have taken possession of the abandoned car feels almost like a relief.

A legendary thief sets his sights on the Mona Lisa, da Vinci’s iconic painting residing at Le Louvre museum in Paris. He recruits two young strangers to help him — a sharp Italian cybercrime expert and a swaggering French explosives specialist — before revealing they are long-lost siblings and that he is their father. Thrown into a chaotic reunion they never asked for, this new family must learn to work together — and try not to kill each other — if they want any chance at pulling off the heist of the century.

In De Kluis: The Master Plan, six well-known robbers try to carry out 'the crack of the century'. A brilliant plan is essential for this, so someone is needed to ensure everything runs smoothly: Daan Schuurmans. Together with the gang, he does everything he can to rob a bank building that is heavily secured by StukTV.

In November 2023, right-wing thought leaders, politicians from the AfD, CDU and Werteunion, as well as numerous entrepreneurs, met behind closed doors at the Landhaus Adlon in Potsdam. The topics discussed at the meeting were never intended to be made public. But weeks later, the media company Correctiv published the explosive contents of this conference, as investigative journalists were also present undercover. The revelations caused a stir and triggered the largest protest rallies against right-wing radicalism in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany, with more than three million people nationwide. Suddenly, Germans were discussing a word that hardly anyone had known until then: "remigration." Award-winning documentary filmmaker Volker Heise tells the story in a fact-rich, gripping, and unpretentious way, like a political thriller, bringing together the voices of those who were part of the meeting and those who exposed it to create an illuminating overall picture.