Liebeserklärung an Berlin

'Pinselheinrich': The television play by Werner Bernhardy depicts episodes from the life of Heinrich Zille, as well as his much-sung 'Milljöh'. It tells of Zille's dismissal from the Berlin Photographic Society, of Councillor of Commerce Hübel and his wife, of Zille's unreal loyal friend Gustav Nogler, in whose role the experiences, attitudes and characteristics of many people from those years were processed, and of many other Berlin types.

'Claire Berolina': This film is dedicated to Claire Waldoff (1884–1957) and tells freely from the biography of the legendary folk singer and cabaret artist. The Berlin cabaret and cabaret milieu in the first half of the 20th century and Claire Waldoff's friendship with Heinrich Zille are shown. Born in the Rhineland, she embodied what Berliners call "heart and snout". A film with a lot of music, with songs that are still as popular today as they were back then.

'Hello, you old Spreeathen': The barrel organ player Otto Steppke takes the audience on a musical journey high above the rooftops of the beautiful old Spreeathen. A revue film with old Berlin melodies such as 'Berliner Luft' and 'Der Berliner liebt Musike', as well as a lot of dancing and singing.

'Du und icke und Berlin': Ulrike, an eleven-year-old sassy Berlin brat, finally wants a real father. The construction worker Dieter Körber from Mühlhausen, whom she meets by chance, seems to be the right one. With cunning and trickery and not least with humorous ideas, she succeeds in bringing her mother and Dieter together.

'Declaration of love to Berlin': Whether you are a police officer or a construction worker, whether you are a HO director or a cleficiary, whether you were born in Berlin or moved to Berlin – everyone loves this city in their own way. People talk about their lives and what Berlin means to them. Multifaceted interviews with East Berliners about the capital, homeland and reconstruction.