Films by Philip Hutter

Germany 2023, 72 min
by Sylvain Cruiziat

The Gen Z friends Maxime, Julian and Vilas live in Munich in late adolescent carefreeness – their everyday lives consist of studying, partying and Playstation. Slowly, the three begin to move in different directions, but they all face a common challenge: the path to adulthood. Their special intimacy with each other seems unaffected by stereotypes of becoming men. The three of them naturally cuddle up in the daybed and introduce us to a new concept of male friendship. Maxime will soon leave the group to study abroad. Leaving is hard, but staying behind is even harder.

Germany 2022, 94 min
by Uli Decker

Little Uli wants to become a pirate or the pope, but in no way does she want to fit into the role stereotypes of her Bavarian village. After her father dies, her mother hands her his "secret" box as an inheritance. The contents suddenly change her view of her father, herself, her family and the society in which she grew up.A true story about family secrets, gender roles and a childhood in the Bavarian province - told as a tragic-comic rollercoaster ride through animated and documentary images.With: Monika Decker, Cordula Decker, Helmut Decker, Uli Decker, Irmtraud Karlitschek, Herbert Karlitschek, Christl Spiegel, Inge Schleußinger and special appearance by Cora Frost.

2021, 80 min
by Daniel Asadi Faezi

"I am slowly forgetting your faces," writes the eldest brother from Iran to his younger siblings in Germany. These left the war and revolution in their homeland a long time ago. Together with his father and uncle, director Daniel Asadi Faezi explores the history of their family. What remains from the time of the revolution are the letters that the young men wrote to each other between the two countries. For 30 years, they have not read these letters. They tell the story of a family divided by politics and religion and open a projection screen for past images.