Berlin Drifters

The story follows Kōichi, a Japanese man living alone in Berlin, who meets Ryota at a bar that doubles as a sex club. Ryota's romantic aspirations are dashed when he discovers that the German man he came to visit is only interested in a physical relationship. As Ryota spends his nights seeking out local men, he finds himself staying with Kōichi, resulting in a complex interplay of desire and emotional detachment.

As the two men engage in a sexual relationship, Kōichi experiences a mix of frustration and curiosity about his feelings for Ryota. The film delves into the dynamics of their connection, highlighting themes of loneliness and the search for intimacy in a transactional environment. With a runtime of 123 minutes, Berlin Drifters showcases the challenges and complexities of modern relationships within the gay community.