In a small town in 1970s West Germany, Stephanie is raised by two parents who have no business having children. The mother suffers from an unspecified medical condition—one both mental and physical. The father makes it clear that he has no patience for his daughter. Young Stephanie takes solace in exploring the mysteries hidden away in the increasingly untidy house, particularly the trunk full of her grandfather’s butcher’s equipment; older Stephanie takes far more sinister comfort in the tools found therein.
Young single mother Leyla is financially strained with her two daughters. As a team they try to defy the attached adversities in especially creative ways. Over time, they have developed elaborate tricks in order to participate in social life. While performing their trick at the wrong ice cream parlor, their enjoyment takes an unexpected turn. The survival artists are forced to improvise in order to not get caught.
Emily and Paul do not love each other anymore. Their marriage breaks apart. As a last time rescue both reset their feelings for each other by a new technology, hoping that it will bring them together again...
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The impressive result of an elaborate concert film production in Berlin's Admiralspalast, which documents the entire artistic output of this unique line-up. Max Raabe and his colleagues from the Palast Orchester are always on the lookout for something special when selecting their musical repertoire and so this production is anything but an ordinary concert recording. This first live production since the successful albums "Küssen kann man nicht allein" and "Für Frauen ist das kein Problem" is a musical snapshot of recent concert programs. The modern compositions from the last two albums together with the repertoire from the 1920s and 1930s form a harmonious whole. One Night in Berlin is a unique concert film and a highlight in the releases of Max Raabe & Palastorchester.
