Jetzt ist die Sonne weg

The film features Kostja, a German-Russian man, and Beatrice, a German-African woman, who face a significant argument that leads to a dramatic change in their lives. Beatrice leaves their shared apartment, pursuing her aspirations as an architect, psychologist, actress, and screenwriter. Meanwhile, Kostja, a bicycle messenger, struggles to care for their baby and experiences a journey of his own while trying to find stability amid chaos.

The narrative unfolds over a single day in Berlin, capturing the essence of urban life and the personal odysseys of its characters. As they confront their individual challenges, the film delves into themes of identity, responsibility, and the search for purpose in a modern city.