NEXT DOOR
Daniel (a self-deprecating Brühl) leads an enviable life. A famous actor, he lives in a stylish penthouse apartment in Berlinās hip Prenzlauer Berg district with his wife and children. One morning, as he prepares to jet off to London to screen-test for a ātop-secretā new American superhero blockbuster, he pops into the local dive bar to kill some time. There, he meets middle-aged Bruno, initially dismissing him as a(nother) fan. But far from it, Brunoās in fact Danielās neighbour, and has been awaiting this moment. Bruno sees himself as one of reunificationās losers and a victim of the gentrification of what was once East Berlin and ā as the pair banter, and he begins nitpicking the increasingly exasperated (and now late for his flight) Danielās career ā he gradually reveals a far more intimate knowledge of Danielās life than is comfortableā¦
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Daniel (a self-deprecating Brühl) leads an enviable life. A famous actor, he lives in a stylish penthouse apartment in Berlinās hip Prenzlauer Berg district with his wife and children. One morning, as he prepares to jet off to London to screen-test for a ātop-secretā new American superhero blockbuster, he pops into the local dive bar to kill some time. There, he meets middle-aged Bruno, initially dismissing him as a(nother) fan. But far from it, Brunoās in fact Danielās neighbour, and has been awaiting this moment. Bruno sees himself as one of reunificationās losers and a victim of the gentrification of what was once East Berlin and ā as the pair banter, and he begins nitpicking the increasingly exasperated (and now late for his flight) Danielās career ā he gradually reveals a far more intimate knowledge of Danielās life than is comfortableā¦
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Daniel (a self-deprecating Brühl) leads an enviable life. A famous actor, he lives in a stylish penthouse apartment in Berlinās hip Prenzlauer Berg district with his wife and children. One morning, as he prepares to jet off to London to screen-test for a ātop-secretā new American superhero blockbuster, he pops into the local dive bar to kill some time. There, he meets middle-aged Bruno, initially dismissing him as a(nother) fan. But far from it, Brunoās in fact Danielās neighbour, and has been awaiting this moment. Bruno sees himself as one of reunificationās losers and a victim of the gentrification of what was once East Berlin and ā as the pair banter, and he begins nitpicking the increasingly exasperated (and now late for his flight) Danielās career ā he gradually reveals a far more intimate knowledge of Danielās life than is comfortableā¦











