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Ben Jeger
 Like so many other young people in Switzerland, Jeremy, Marie, Théodora, Saray, Rana, and Claudia have attempted suicide. During their stay of several weeks at a hospital, they try to understand the meaning behind their ordeal. |  Max and Polo, two aging actors from Bern, look up their one-time director in order to pitch him their film idea, a sequel to their last great success 10 years ago. | ||
 Sehmuz, his wife Delal and their three children have saved themselves by escaping from Turkey to Switzerland. However, their fates do not sound genuine enough for the asylum authorities. |  A group of actors making their way to Rome ends up going astray due to the fog, darkness, ice and their own feelings of guilt, becoming completely lost in the sibylline hills. | ||
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Alp-Traum Clemens Klopfenstein When Mr. Jucker the bank manager speaks of feeling threatened, Detective Superintendents von Burg and Gertsch pay little attention. After all, it’s a full moon and they’re used to getting calls from all sorts of crackpots |  Two Swiss live in my bosom (alas!), Polo and Max. They are friends, ageing alter-egos, who have taken to roaming the world, talking an talking. They talk about what it means to be a man, and to be Swiss, which indeed is risky an will continue to be so. | ||
 MAGIC MATTERHORN is a playful search for today’s sentiments of home. The film takes us through real and imaginary worlds, confronts specific conditions of life with clichés and takes a delight in kitsch. |  Two young men form Zurich want to make the big deal by driving two cars from Zurich to Cairo. |
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