Die ersten hundert Tage

In the organizer's words:

A remote Shell filling station on the Czech border with Germany: Silvio is the first to arrive. He had called this meeting with Roya, Lou and Marin, but he couldn't be sure whether they would show up. Just two years ago, the four of them had been best friends. That was before they had to meet in transit zones. Before Roya, Lou and Marin went into exile and a right-wing extremist government came to power in Germany. Before Roya was threatened for her journalistic work, Lou's gender studies chair was stripped of its funding and Marin was allegedly put on a list of political suspects. Silvio now wants to ask for their help and make them an offer in return. But the reunion directly reveals old conflicts and the deep political rifts between the friends. When a border policeman turns up, it becomes clear that Silvio has moved further away from his friends than he admits.