Rupert Höller

Peacock

Matthias is a master of his profession. Do you need a “cultured boyfriend” to impress your friends? A “perfect son” to influence your business partners’ opinion of you? Or maybe just a sparring partner to rehearse an argument? Whatever it is, just rent Matthias! While he excels at pretending to be someone else every day, just being himself is the real challenge.

Eyes Alive

A film about what we see and what we don't see. What we want to see and what we choose to look away from. A group of seven shares a collective experience about trust and letting go.

Glimmer

The steel industry once put Luxembourg's economy on its feet. After the industry died out, what remained of it was deserted, colossal buildings and lives scarred by unsafe working conditions. However, for many, these hazardous jobs still represented a daily beacon of hope and financial security. This monumental film stands in the memory of the labor that went on behind four factory walls, documenting in “memento mori” fashion the vanishing world of industrial workers.

The Washing Machine

The washing machine bites the dust: turning the humdrum life of a young couple upside down.

Guy Proposes To His Girlfriend On A Mountain

Captured with a mobile phone, we see a group of three friends gathering at a ski lodge. Daniel is about to propose to his girlfriend and his friend films the whole thing to remember the best day of their lives.

1+1=1

A young man lies sleeplessley in bed. It's late, thoughts are spinning in his head. He's too tired to fall asleep. Various scenarios are popping up in his mind, being turned around and mixed with doubt. Finally he seems to break the dark circle. And now? Does everything start all over again? Human beings are often standing in their own way. Too many doubts block you and prevent you from advancing, developing. What is going on in your head when faced with a decision, torn between two contrary emotions? As long as you don't make a decision, you can not lose. And neither win. You stand still.

1+1=1

A young man lies sleeplessley in bed. It's late, thoughts are spinning in his head. He's too tired to fall asleep. Various scenarios are popping up in his mind, being turned around and mixed with doubt. Finally he seems to break the dark circle. And now? Does everything start all over again? Human beings are often standing in their own way. Too many doubts block you and prevent you from advancing, developing. What is going on in your head when faced with a decision, torn between two contrary emotions? As long as you don't make a decision, you can not lose. And neither win. You stand still.

Excuse Me, I'm Looking for the Ping-pong Room and My Girlfriend

A film about a couple on a wellness trip, where one partner disappears and the other isn't sure whether he's looking for her or himself. Within the bizarre world of the alpine wellness resort, Aron begins a new chapter in his life.

Last Time Paris

One day Sonja's mother discovers a hair barrette in her room of the retirement home. She remembers her shining youth she spent in Paris and her first love, Theo, from which she got the barrette. When her daughter Sonja visits, she tells her about her wish to go back to Paris again. Sonja manages to take some days off and plans to take a trip with her mother. But suddenly, a new project comes in which makes it impossible for Sonja to go abroad. Torn between the relationship to her mother and the responsibility for her job, she has to make a decision.

Last Time Paris

One day Sonja's mother discovers a hair barrette in her room of the retirement home. She remembers her shining youth she spent in Paris and her first love, Theo, from which she got the barrette. When her daughter Sonja visits, she tells her about her wish to go back to Paris again. Sonja manages to take some days off and plans to take a trip with her mother. But suddenly, a new project comes in which makes it impossible for Sonja to go abroad. Torn between the relationship to her mother and the responsibility for her job, she has to make a decision.

Last Time Paris

One day Sonja's mother discovers a hair barrette in her room of the retirement home. She remembers her shining youth she spent in Paris and her first love, Theo, from which she got the barrette. When her daughter Sonja visits, she tells her about her wish to go back to Paris again. Sonja manages to take some days off and plans to take a trip with her mother. But suddenly, a new project comes in which makes it impossible for Sonja to go abroad. Torn between the relationship to her mother and the responsibility for her job, she has to make a decision.