Kein großes Ding

The story follows Mahmoud, a petty criminal projectionist who has just been released from prison. Eager to become an artist despite his lack of talent, he relies on his friend Henning for support. Their adventures lead them through a chaotic pursuit of fun and money, showcasing their misadventures in a city full of life.

Director Klaus Lemke employs a wild and restless narrative style, featuring young amateur actors and a significant amount of improvisation. This approach offers an unvarnished glimpse into Berlin's vibrant culture, making the film an intriguing watch. Lemke's second film set in Berlin, it stands out for its raw depiction of friendship and urban life.