一个雨天里，迷路的 DJ 想借用一下电话，成熟性感的女主人把他请进屋中，似乎女主人还有别的要求……

The sailor Calle Svensson gets a tip on a cheap hotel from a stranger, but Calle walks to the wrong house, and finds a dead man in the bed, stolen passports, and signs of trafficking in a cupboard.

The film is based on the diary of Arkus Gunārs Reninger about his experiences in Salaspils concentration camp in 1944, which are visually partially covered by archive materials and prisoners’ drawings, but mostly the viewer will see the specific location today. A documentary observation of a memorial nowadays, where children and adults come in groups and watch individually, with interest or get bored, emotionally react or indifferently distance themselves, sunk into phones, disconnected from the outside world… Film will tell about our time no less than Reninger’s notes about what happened in this place almost 80 years ago.

An introverted, experienced doctor is the director of a mental hospital. Despite his friendly nature, he has long been no longer appreciated by the staff, and a younger colleague is waiting for his job.

Wagner, the owner of the secondhand shop, hires student Tißmann to clear out an apartment at Preußenkorso 17 in Berlin.

The No. 1 topic is sex - at least in the group of four women who talk about men, affairs and that one thing in the evening.

This newsreel presents the one and only visit to Albania by Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev. But behind the bear hugs and airport kisses, Enver Hoxha bristled at Khrushchev’s suggestion that the Albanian leader attempt reforms and back off from the demigod status accorded to the Russian dictator Joseph Stalin. Within a year, Albania would create shock waves in the communist universe after Hoxha denounced Khrushchev at a 1960 Moscow party congress.

Melodrama of a boy taken from his family, adopted by a coachman,who grows up to be secretary to the minister of Justice, and to uncover dark plots, spearheaded by a femme fatale, that affected his own life and the lives of others.

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A three episodes documentary about the most decorated war hero in Norway, the young Gunnar “Kjakan“ Sønsteby (Code named “No. 24“) and his life as an undercover agent during the second world war. We follow the story in his own words, telling about his upbringing in the town of Rjukan where he and a lot of his fellow class mates become some of the second World wars most important saboteurs and resistance men against the German war machine. We follow his work as a cob web spinner during the war in Oslo, while being a student, until the successful end of the war as one of the most trusted by the Norwegian government.