Schöneberg in early spring. Aljosha sleeps with Levon and tells his girlfriend about it in the evening. Yara is about to show a film in Venice. Noelia is already thinking about someone else. They all depart but yet remain alone in their experiences.

In the Weimar Republic era, Schöneberg  was an experimental melting pot, later – the political center of West Berlin. Nowadays it is an important space in the history and culture of LGBTQ+. Furthermore, here John F. Kennedy gave his famous speech: “Ich bin ein Berliner”. And right here is the place where Lino Strässer, who has previously worked with authors like Angela Schanelec and Thomas Arslan, has decided to play out warm patina-covered vignettes of polyamory. The evening Chunking Express (1994) encounters the tradition of the Berlin School, lightly touching the unbearable lightness of being.