Katja Riemann

Axel's girlfriend Doro has just thrown him out for cheating on her. Turning to his gay pal Norbert, Axel finds a temporary place to live. When Doro finds Axel to reveal she is pregnant, she finds him in a compromising position with Norbert.

"Blood and Chocolate" stars Agnes Bruckner ("24"), Hugh Dancy ("Basic Instinct 2,") and Olivier Martinez ("Taking Lives") and is directed by German independent film director Katja von Garnier ("Bandits"). The story takes place in modern day Bucharest and tells the tale of nineteen year old Vivian Gandillon (Bruckner), who has spent her life on the run from the truth... that she is a werewolf. Her affections for a visiting American artist threaten to expose her family's secret society.

After moving from America to Bucharest, Romania, a teenage werewolf finds herself torn between loyalty and love when she falls for a human and incurs the ire of the pack leader -- who's planning to make her his mate.

Connected by a series of complicated relationships and the same unusual father, Werner, Hans and Agnes all attempt to keep it together amid the turmoil of their daily lives. Set in a contemporary German landscape, director Oskar Roehler's unconventional, poignantly humorous family drama is a heartfelt portrayal of obsession and personal desires, including love, sex and acceptance. Martin Weiss, Moritz Bleibtreu and Herbert Knaup star.

After meeting a cousin she never knew at her father's funeral, Hannah investigates and uncovers the saga of her parents' unusual struggle for survival in the Holocaust.

Set against the backdrop of 1930s Nazi Germany, this biographical drama is less about the encroaching world war than it is about the music that defined the individuals of the close-harmony vocal ensemble known as the Comedian Harmonists. Adored across Deutschland, the Harmonists begin to feel the weight of politics and prejudice when their Jewish members are forbidden from performing in public.