Heinz Baumann

Secretary Adelheid is the real brain behind solving the murder cases of a Hamburg police homicide unit, much to the chagrin of her boss. (imdb)

The bio-pic of Herbert Wehner, a teenage anarchist who turned out to be one of the most influential persons in western germany after WWII. The guy behind Brandt, the guy behind Schmidt. The movie is interrupted by short interviews who give views by fellow colleagues but it's nevertheless a movie. It is moving and if it is telling the truth is up to the the audience. It's entertaining at least - if you know about the historical background.

Rull (Wolfgang Schneider) is in his last year at a classical German state school. Believing all authority figures are repugnant, he engages in a series of bizarre behaviors. He literally acts like a bull in a china shop, alienates his friends, loses his girlfriend and infuriates his teachers. (Filmaffinity)

From her father Charlotte inherits a dilapidated castle near the small German town Bonn. The castle is encumbered with debt, most of the inventory is pledged. Five ghosts who live in the castle, former robbers in the Spessart forests, in the castle decide to help her. However their unconventional methods bring Charlotte in trouble. (imdb)