Tom Lass

Denny lives in Berlin, drinking, partying all night and sleeping with any girl available. His comfortable lifestyle gets shaken up when one day instead of a beautiful girl fortysomething Frank knocks on his door. He is the new husband of Denny’s mother and wants to reconcile after years of silence. Frank is trying hard to convince Denny to call his mother and even moves in with him. But slowly he also adepts to Denny’s lifestyle and goes partying and enjoys his life being freed from any rules. Mike, Denny’s ex-girlfriend is playing a crucial role in the developing friendship between the two slackers. While Denny simply refuses to grow up and take responsibilities, Frank goes completely loose in the wild Berlin nights. But next morning comes for both of them and they need to face their lives.

After Oskar's last relationship with a girl called Alex ended with his flat burned to the ground, he's become more careful about choosing new partners. When he stumbles over Masha, he slowly starts to trust other humans again. If it wasn't for Alex still terrorizing them, it would all look quite promising. But when it comes to driving Oskar mad, Masha is quite the bundle as well.

Ferdi desperately wants a girlfriend but he can't because: ugly. One day he meets Jona and Jona is blind. For the first time in his life, there is hope. What Ferdi doesn't know is that Jona isn't really blind. She's just pretending. After she ran away from home to drop out of school she needed a place to stay and began to play blind to live with her Cousine Cecile in the home for the blind.

A day and a night in Berlin: Karma drives an electric wheelchair, a flat share casting ends up with a squatting, a cook and a stray dog become kings, everyone is looking for an expectant father and a rabbit makes a nerd finally get to know his neighbours. Do Berlin taxis actually drive all the way to the Eiffel Tower? And who is the Queen of Berlin?