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Martha, Yasmin, Jamie and Sam live in a shared apartment in Kreuzberg. Martha is from France, Yasmin from Germany, Jamie from the U.S. and Sam from Cameroon. They sit in their kitchen, cook for each other and dance together. But, compared to his flatmates, Sam left his country, because he needed to take refuge. The camera subtly catches the inequity that evolves between the four characters. Club Europe is a film about millennials who want to act more supportive and altruistic than their parents and need to face the question how far they really want to go in order to help.

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The Italian producer Enrico Ghezzi commissioned the movie to Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet to celebrate Roberto Rossellini's centenary. Asked to imagine a moment in the life or the death of Ingrid Bergman's character in Europa '51, their reading of Rossellini yielded this political pamphlet about the death of two Parisian youngsters who, chased by the police, hid in a high-voltage electric transformer and burned to death. Less than three weeks after their death, the banlieus were burning.

Parabeton – Pier Luigi Nervi and Roman Concrete begins with the earliest surviving concrete dome from the 1st century BC in Baiae, near Naples. It then presents 17 buildings by Pier Luigi Nervi (1891-1979), a master of concrete architecture. Featured structures include the Pirelli skyscraper in Milan, UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, Palazzo del Lavoro in Turin, Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, and the Papal Audience Hall in Vatican City. The film intermittently examines significant Roman buildings like the Pantheon, Baths of Caracalla, and Hadrian's Villa, linking Nervi’s innovative work with ancient Roman concrete architecture.

"Um es gleich deutlich zu sagen: Ich, Frank Schmidt, habe einen kleinen – einen sehr kleinen … Mit zehn erigierten Zentimetern ist er deutlich unterhalb der deutschen Durchschnittswerte ..." - Tines Finger fliegen über die Tasten ihres Laptops, als sie im Namen ihres Ex-Freundes Frank den Bewerbungstext für ein angesagtes Männermagazin schreibt. Sie will sich an Frank rächen, weil er sie betrogen hat. 　　Verlagsleiterin Dagmar ist von dem Artikel "Mein kleiner Schwanz" derart begeistert, dass sie den Schreiber sofort einstellen will. Tine hat immer von so einem Job geträumt und lässt sich sofort auf den riskanten Rollentausch ein: Als Mann verkleidet, setzt sie in der testosteron-getränkten Männerredaktion ganz neue Akzente und erobert sich allmählich den Respekt ihrer Kollegen. Alles könnte so schön sein - wäre da nicht Redaktionsleiter Moritz, der sich Tine alias Frank als "Kumpel" annähert und eine ganze Flugzeugflotte in ihrem Bauch zum Fliegen bringt ...

In a surreal meeting filled with countless individuals from a variety of backgrounds, nine people recount how sex and sexuality have been used to exert control over their lives. Regardless of race, sexual orientation, nationality, social class, religion, or gender, all are equally shattered and all are equally victims. Those that recount their experiences show that the power / sex dynamic can come in many forms. Whether the power is taken away by physical or psychological means, and regardless of whether it is perpetrated by an individual, institution, or society, the results are equally devastating.

In a surreal meeting filled with countless individuals from a variety of backgrounds, nine people recount how sex and sexuality have been used to exert control over their lives. Regardless of race, sexual orientation, nationality, social class, religion, or gender, all are equally shattered and all are equally victims. Those that recount their experiences show that the power / sex dynamic can come in many forms. Whether the power is taken away by physical or psychological means, and regardless of whether it is perpetrated by an individual, institution, or society, the results are equally devastating.

Ex-judge Lena Kalbach has to represent a Catholic priest, of all people, in her first appearance as a lawyer. The priest Lukas Schloss has embezzled a large sum of money and is facing a prison sentence and expulsion from the church. However, Lena discovers that the young priest had good reasons for his illegal actions. The lawyer wants to help him, but it's a difficult task: her husband Friedrich, of all people, is representing the church in this sensitive matter. In this episode of the family series, Michaela May, alias Lena Kalbach, once again amazes viewers with a legitimate form of legal malpractice.